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THE
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CONGREGATIONAL
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CHRISTIAN CHURCHES
Combining the Congregational Year Book, Volume No. 57, and
The Christian Annual, Volume No. 63
1934
STATISTICS
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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The Congregational and Christian Churches *
Organization
General Council of the Congregational and Christian Churches 5
The National Council of the Congregational Churches 6
The General Convention of the Christian Church 6
Reports of Treasurers '
Statement of Social Ideals ^- ^
Officers, Committees and Commissions 10-13
The General Convention of the Christian Church — Officers and Boards 14
Commission on Missions 1^
Commission on Evangelism and Devotional Life 16
The Corporation for the General Council 1'
The NationaJ Societies 18-28
The Council for Social Action
City Organizations
Other Societies and Organizations 31-34
Theological Seminaries 35-41
Colleges *2
Congregational and Christian Junior Colleges and Academies 43
Congregational Clubs ^^
Necrology 44-65
State Organizations. Officers and Meetings 66-71
Conference Officers — Christian Church 71
Women State Presidents 71
Explanation of Schedules 72
Annual Statistics of Churches — Schedules 73-261
Summary I — Comparative Table by States 262,263
Summary II — Comparative Table by Years 264
Supplementary Summaries .- 265
International Congregationalism 266
Ordinations 267,268
Clerks 269-308
Church Assistants 309-315
Missionaries of the A. B. C. F. M 316-318
Retired Missionaries of the American Board 319, 320
Pastors not Members of Associations or Conferences, and Licentiates 321-330
Congregational and Christian Ministers in Full Standing 331-393
Last Minute Revisions 394, 395
Advertisements 397-403
4 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1934
THE CONGREGATIONAL AND CHRISTIAN CHURCHES
Principles of Christian Fellowship
The Congregational and Christian Churches of the United States by delegates
assembled, reserving all the rights and cherished memories of their historic past
and aflBrming loyalty to the basic principles of unity and democracy in chxirch
polity, hereby set forth the principles of Christian fellowship immemorially held
by these churches.
We hold sacred the freedom of the individual soul and the right of private
judgment. We stand for the autonomy of the local church and its independence
of ecclesiastical control. We cherish the fellowship of churches, united in district,
state and national bodies for counsel and co-operation. Affirming these convic-
tions we hold to the unity of the Church of Christ, and will unite with all its
branches in fellowship and hearty co-operation; and we earnestly seek that the
prayer of our Lord for the unity of his followers may be speedily answered.
We find in the Bible the supreme rule of faith and life, but recognize wide
room for differences in interpretation. We therefore base our union upon the
acceptance of Christianity as primarily a way of life and not upon uniformity of
theological opinion or any uniform practice of ordinances. (From the preamble
of the Constitution of the General Council of the Congregational and Christian
Churches. )
Form — Congregational and Christian Churches are bodies of self-governing
Christian believers organized on a democratic basis in close association with a
great body of similar churches throughout the world, covenanting together for
religious worship, work, and fellowship, acknowledging Christ only as authori-
tative Head.
Origin — Congregational Churches were first organized In England In the Six-
teenth Centxiry, in revolt against state control of religious worship. In the demand
for personal Christian experience, and in an effort to reproduce New Testament
simplicity and democracy.
The Christian churches originated spontaneously In several parts of the
United States in the latter part of the eighteenth century. In each instance
the movement was a revolt against overhead control of local churches and
ministers.
Principles — They believe in a free Kingdom of God under the sole authority
and leadership of the Spirit of Christ, insuring freedom of the individual soul,
liberty of conscience, the independence of the local church, and the free fellow-
ship of the churches.
Ideals — Democratic life and organization, simplicity and vitalitjr of faith,
intellectual freedom, educational efiRciency, evangelistic purpose, missionary zeal,
social passion, unsectarian fellowship, unselfish devotion to the extension of the
Kingdom.
Practice — Congregational and Christian Churches emphasize beliefs In which
all evangelical Christians agree, exalt nothing trivial or sectarian, repudiate
dogmatism and all legislative control, ecclesiastical or civic, of the spiritual life,
and seek union of all churches, on the basis of mutual freedom and fellowship.
Their rule of action is "In essentials unity, in non-essentials liberty, in all
things charity."
Achievements — The old world and the new are Indebted largely to Congrega-
tionalism for the establishment and progress of the principle of religious tolera-
tion. Congregationalism sailed to America in the Mayflower as the church of
the Pilgrim Fathers. Settling first at Plymouth, then later fusing with the
Puritan colonists that followed them, these founders of Congregationalism spread
over New England, and through their democratic ideals laid the foundations for
the free church, the free state, the free school, and the free social life of our
country. The Congregational churches have been the pioneer Protestant churches
of our nation in the promotion of education, missions, evangelism, and in most
movements for Christian union, religious progress, and moral reform.
While the Christian Church originated later, and therefore did not have the
original impact upon the nation's life, and while its numbers and resources have
not been so large its ideals and principles have been identical with those of
the Congregational churches.
The Local Church — The local church Is the center and soul of the whole
organization. It is self-administering and is the final arbiter of all questions
relating to its own life.
Fellowship with churches of like organization differentiates these churches
from the so-called independent church. This fellowship is held in associations,
state or district conferences and the General Council described below.
The Association — A church is recognized denominationally by securing mem-
bership in some association of churches, usually consisting of from ten to fifty
such churches, located in geographical proximity to one another. These associa-
tions are for the purpose of mutual stimulation, the holding of ministerial cre-
dentials for ordained ministers and the performance of common Christian service.
The State Conference — The state or district conference is made up of the
churches within its bounds holding membership in the several associations.
Mutual helpfulness to all the churches, and as ordinarily organized, the carrying
forward of church extension and missionary work within its own borders, are
the functions of the conference. Usually the conference maintains a paid super-
intendent and a central office. A directory will be found on page 17.
The General Council — What the State Conference is to the state the General
Council is to the nation, with appropriate variations. It also becomes the unifying
agency for coordinating the organization and work of the missionary societies.
(See following pages.)
1934] General Council
GENERAL COUNCIL ORGANIZATION
The General Council of the Congregational and Christian Churches was
organized on June 27, 1931, at Seattle, Washington, for the purpose of carrying
on the functions hitherto performed by the National Council of the Congre^-
tional Churches and the General Convention of the Christian Church. The
older organizations continue their formal existence for the time being for possible
legal requirements. Details of organization will be found on the following pages.
PURPOSE
The purpose of the General Council is to foster and express the substantial
unity of the Congregational and Christian churches in faith, purpose, polity and
work; to consult upon and devise measures and maintain agencies for the pro-
motion of the common interests of the Kingdom of God; to co-operate with any
corporation or body under control of or affiliated with the Congregational or
Christian churches or any of them; and to do and to promote the work of these
churches in their national, international and interdenominational relations, and in
general so far as legally possible to perform on behalf of the united churches the
various functions hitherto performed by the National Council for the Congrega-
tional churches and by the General Convention for the Christian church, it
being understood that where technical legal questions may be involved the action
of the separate bodies shall be secured. (Article II of the Constitution.)
FUNCTIONS
As the name indicates, the General Council Is a voluntary organization of
Congregational and Christian churches for the purpose of conference regarding
their common interests. The central fxmction of the Council is to provide a
gathering for useful discussion of questions of concern to the churches, and so to
furnish inspiration for increased devotion and effectiveness.
Associated with the function of discussion and inspiration is that of the
election of officers and agencies for carrying on the common work of the churches.
Specifically, the Council provides for gathering and publishing annually the
statistics for the churches as given in this Year Book. For the purpose of
stimulating fellov/ship and of coordinating the various agencies offices are main-
tained witii a small staff of Secretaries.
MEMBERS
Each State Conference or similar organization of churches Is entitled to
elect two members (one being a woman) for each ten thousand members or
major fraction thereof. Each local association or similar organization may elect
one delegate for each ten churches or major fraction thereof. Each college and
theological seminary recognized by the Council is entitled to one delegate. The
Moderator, the Secretaries, the Treasurer and editors of national church period-
icals are members ex-officiis.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Between the sessions of the Council an Executive Committee chosen by the
Council attends to details of business, arranging for the meetings and submitting
programs for the same. This committee Is also the agency for correlating the
activities of the several Commissions.
COMMISSIONS
The functions of the Commission on Missions are to correlate the ad-
ministration of the several missionary societies and boards affiliated with the
Council in the interest of economy and efficiency, and to promote the appeal
for benevolent funds. Through this Commission it is possible for the Council
t-o keep in touch with the wide range of benevolent activity of the churches.
The Commission on Evangelism and Devotional Life maintains an office
for service to the churches in the vital field indicated by its name. There
are several other Commissions, none of them being charged with executive
functions to any extent but rather with study and report, each In its own
field, with such cooperation with the executive agencies of the denomination
as seems feasible.
MISSIONARY SOCIETIES
The general missionary societies have as their controlling membership the
membership of the General Council itself. Meeting in separate sessions under
the direction of their own officers, the membership of each of these societies is
in large majority identical with that of the General Council, so that in matters
of common concern action taken by the General Council may usually be taken
by each of the societies without further discussion, thus giving unity of operation
in matters of common concern and making the missionary societies the instru-
ments of the churches themselves.
MEETINGS
Meetings of the General Council are held biennially in the odd numbered
years. The next meeting will be held at Mount Holyoke College, So. Hadley, Mass.,
June 16-23, 1936.
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THE NATIONAL COUNCIL OF THE
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCHES
Organized Oberlin, Ohio, November 17, 1871. Merged with the General
Convention of the Christian Church, Seattle, Washington, June 27, 1931. Meets
biennially in conjunction with the General Council of the Congregational and
Christian Churches for necessary legal business. Only such officers, committees
and commissions as are necessary to its legal operations are maintained.
Moderator: Rev. Jay T. Stocking, Newton Centre, Mass.
Assistant Moderators: Rev. Rockwell Harmon Potter, D. D., Hartford, Conn.
Rev. William Horace Day, D. D., Bridgeport, Conn.
Secretary: Rev. Charles E. Burton, D. D.. New York
Associate Secretary: Rev. Frederick L. Fagley, D. D., New York
Treasurer: Mr. William T. Boult, New York
Executive Committee: The Congregational members of the Executive Committee
of the General Council.
Business Committee, Committee on Credentials, Nominating Com,mittee and
Commission on E7}angelism and Devotional Life: The Congregational mem-
bers of the corresponding bodies of the General Council. The Commission
on Missions and Survey Committee: Identical with the members for the
General Council.
THE GENERAL CONVENTION OF THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Organized Windham, Connecticut, 1819, as the General Christian Conference
or Convention. United with the National Council of the Congregational Churches,
Jime 27, 1931, at Seattle, Washington. Its corporate life is continued for the time
being for the purpose of meeting necessary legal requirements. This has been
accomplished by constituting the membership of the Convention of the members of
its Executive Committee. Only such officers as are necessary to its operations
are maintained.
For list ot officers see page 14.
1934] General Council
THE GENERAL COUNCIL OF THE CONGREGATIONAL AND
CHRISTIAN CHURCHES OF THE UNITED STATES
Statement of Net Receipts and Disbursements for the Year Ended December 31, 1934
General Fund
Balance January 1, 1934 $ 1.093.16
RGCGiT^tS *
Dues' General $56,999.18
Income on Investments and Bank Interest 815.05
Donations 5.00
Calendar Service— net 695.36 $58,514.59
Disbursements:
Shipping Department — net $ 1,136.55
Year Book— net 7,212.62
Commissions 3,882.19
Advertising and Publicity 2.269.43
Rent 2,971.08
Office Expense 3,135.54
Travel 2,304.65
Annuity Dues 167.25
Salaries — Executives 15,124.99
Salaries— Clerical 7,538.13
Oberlin Meeting— net 3,779.88 $49,522.31
Net Receipts over Disbursements 8,992.28
Balance December 31, 1934 $10,085.44
Mileage Fund
Balance January 1, 1934 $ 5,165.30
Dues Mileage 3,639.31 $ 8,804.61
Less Expenditures 7,226.91
Balance Mileage Fund December 31, 1934 1,577.70
Income Cash Corn Exchange Bank Trust Company December 31, 1934 $11,663.14
NATIONAL COUNCIL OF CONGREGATIONAL CHURCHES
IN THE UNITED STATES
Statement of Net Receipts and Disbursements for the Year Ended December 31, 1934
General Fund
Balance January 1, 1934 $5,726.44
Receipts:
Income on Investments $1,531.33
Disbursements :
Office Expense $ 45.02
Mileage Fund deficit December 31, 1933 967.21 1,012.23
Excess of Receipts over Disbursements 519.10
Cash in Corn Exchange Bank Trust Company December 31, 1934 $6,245.54
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A STATEMENT OF SOCIAL IDEALS
Adopted by the National Council of the Congregational Chxirches of the
United States. October 24, 1925.
We believe in making the social and spiritual ideals of Jesus our test for
community as well as for individual life; in strengthening and deepening the
inner personal relationship of the individual with God, and recognizing his
obligation and duty to society. This is crystallized in the two commandments of
Jesus: "Love thy Qod and love thy neighbor." We believe this pattern ideal for
a Christian social order involves the recognition of the sacredness of life, the
supreme worth of each single personality, and our common membership in one
another — the brotherhood of all. In short, it means creative activity in coopera-
tion with our fellow human beings, and with God, in the everyday life of society
and in the development of a new and better world social order. Translating
this ideal
I. Into Education Means:
1. The building of a social order in which every child has the best oppor-
tunity for development.
2. Adequate and equal educational opportunity for all, with the possibility
of extended training for those competent.
3. A thorough and scientific program of religious and secular education
designed to Christianize everyday liie and conduct.
4. Conservation of health, including careful instruction in sex hygiene and
home building, abundant and wholesome recreation facilities, and education for
leisure, including a nation-wide system of adult education.
5. Insistence on constitutional rights and duties, including freedom of
speech, of the press, and of peaceable assemblage.
6. Constructive education and Christian care of dependents, defectives, and
delinquents, in order to restore them to normal life whenever possible, with
kindly segregation for those who are hopelessly feebleminded. (This means that
such institutions as the jails, prisons, and orphan asylums should be so con-
ducted as to be genuine centers for education and health.)
7. A scientifically planned program of international education promoting
peace and good-will and exposing the evils of war, intoxicants, illiteracy, and
other social sins.
II. Into Industrial and Economic Relationship Means:
1. A reciprocity of service — that group interests, whether of labor or capital,
must always be integrated with the welfare of society as a whole, and that
society in its turn must insure justice to each group.
2. A frank abandonment of all efforts to secure something for nothing, and
recognition that all ownership is a social trust involving Christian administration
for the good of all and that the unlimited exercise of the right of private owner-
ship is socially undesirable.
3. Abolishing child labor and establishing standards for the employment of
minors which will insure maximum physical, intellectual and moral development.
4. Freedom from employment one day in seven, the eight-hour day as the
present maximum for all industrial workers.
5. Providing safe and sanitary Industrial conditions especially protecting
women; adequate accident, sickness, and imemployment insurance, together with
suitable provision for old age.
6. An effective national system of public employment bureaus to make
possible the proper distribution of the labor forces of America.
7. That the first charge upon industry should be a minimum comfort wage
and that all labor should give an honest day's work for an honest day's pay.
8. Adequate provision for impartial Investigation and publicity, conciliation
and arbitration in industrial disputes.
9. The right of labor to organize with representatives of its own choosing
and, where able, to share in the management of industrial relations.
10. Encouragement of the organization of consumers' cooperatives for the
more equitable distribution of the essentials of life.
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11. The supremacy of the service, rather than the profit motive in the ac-
quisition and use of property on the part of both labor and capital, and the most
equitable division of the product of industry that can be devised.
III. Into Agrictji.tube Means:
1. That the farmer shall have access to the land he works, on such terms
as will insure him personal freedom and economic encouragement, while society
is amply protected by efficient production and conservation of fertility.
2. That the cost of market distribution from farmer to consumer shall be
cut to the lowest possible terms, both farmers and consumers sharing In these
economies.
3. That there shall be every encouragement to the organization of farmers
for economic ends, particularly for cooperative sales and purchases.
4. That an efficient system of both vocational and general education of
youths and adults living on farms shall be available.
5. That special efforts shall be made to insure the farmer adequate social
institutions, including the church, the school, the library, means of recreation,
good local government, and particularly the best possible farm home.
6. That there shall be a widespread development of organized rural com-
munities, thoroughly democratic, completely cooperative, and possessed with the
spirit of the common welfare.
7. That there shall be the fullest measure of friendly reciprocal cooperation
between the rural and city workers.
IV. Into Racial Relations Means:
1. The practice of the American principle of the same protection and
rights for all races who share our common life.
2. The elimination of racial discrimination, and substitution of full brotherly
treatment for all races in America.
3. The fullest cooperation between the churches of various races, even
though of different denominations.
4. Educational and social equipment for the special needs of immigrants,
with government information bureaus.
V. International Relations Means:
1. The removal of every unjust barrier of trade, color, creed, and race, and
the practice of equal justice for all nations.
2. The administration of the property and privileges within each country
so that they will be of the greatest benefit not only to that nation but to all the
world.
3. Discouragement of aU propaganda tending to mislead peoples in their
international relations or to create prejudice.
4. The replacement of selfish imperialism by such disinterested treatment of
backward nations as to contribute the maximum to the welfare of each nation
and of all the world.
5. The abolition of military armaments by all nations except for an internal
police force.
6. That the church of Christ as an institution should not be used as an
instrument or an agency in the support of war.
7. A permanent association of the nations for world peace and good-will,
the outlawry of war, and the settling of all differences between nations by con-
ference, arbitration, or by an international court.
We believe it is the duty of every church to investigate local moral and
economic conditions as well as te know world needs. We believe that it is only
as our churches themselves follow the example and spirit of Jesus in the fullest
sense — translating these social ideals into the daily life of the church and the
community — that we can ever hope to build the Kingdom of God on earth.
These affirmations we make as Christians and loyal citizens of our beloved
country. We present them as an expression of our faith and patriotism. We
urge upon all our citizens the support of our cherished institutions, faithfulness
at the ballot, respect for law, and loyal support of its administrators. We
believe that our coimtry can and will make a great contribution to the realiza-
tion of Christian ideals throughout the world.
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OFFICERS, COMMITTEES AND COMMISSIONS
Honorary Moderator— Rev. S. Parkes Cadman, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Moderator — Rev. Jay T. Stocking. Newton Centre, Mass.
Assistant Moderators— Mr. John V. Sees, Huntington, Ind.
—Rev. Rockwell H. Potter, Hartford, Conn.
—Rev. William H. Day. Bridgeport, Conn.
—Rev. Stanley C. Harrell, Durham. N. C.
Secretary— Rev. Charles E. Burton, 287 Fourth Ave., New York. N. Y.
Associate Secretary— Rev. Frederick L. Fagley, 287 Fourth Ave., New York, N. Y.
Assistant Secretary— Rev. Warren H. Denison, .507 C. P. A. Building, Dayton, Ohio
Treasurer— William T. Boult, 287 Fourth Ave., New York, N. Y.
The Executive Committee
Ex-officiis: The Moderator and, as corresponding members, the Secretaries.
Term Expiring 1936: Term Expiring 1938:
Rev. Frederick H. Page, Mass. Rev. Arthur H. Bradford, R. I.
Rev. Allan K. Chalmers, N. Y. Rev. Robert E. Brown, Ohio
Mrs. C. J. Chandler, Mich. Mr. John V. Sees, Ind.
Rev. William W. Patton, N. J. Mr. Elbert A. Harvey, Mass.
Rev. Philip S. Sailer. N. Y. Mr. Fred B. Smith, N. Y.
Term Expiring 1940:
Mr. Arthur J. Holden, Vt.
Mr. Walter C. Roberts, N. Y.
Rev. Frank G. Coffin, Ohio
Mrs. James Bixler. N. H.
Rev. Clarence H. Wilson. Mass.
Corporation for the General Council
Term Expiring 1936: Term Expiring 1938:
Mr. John Wallace Young, N. Y. Mr. J. W. MacDowell. N. Y.
Rev. Charles S. Mills. Conn. Mr. H. M. Pflager, Mo.
Mr. Walter C. Gilpatric, N. Y. Mr. Edward L. Scheidenhelm, 111.
Mr. F. H. Leggett, N. Y. Rev. Lewis T. Reed, N. Y.
Mr. Harvey E. Sims. Ohio Mr. Laird C. Dinsmore. N. Y.
Term Expiring 1940:
Mr. Horatio Ford, Ohio
Mr. J. Howard Leman. Mass.
Mr. Leslie R. Rounds, N. Y.
Mr. Epaphroditus Peck, Conn.
Mr. Alfred C. Howell. N. Y.
The Nominating Committee
Term Expiring 1936: Term Expiring 1938:
Rev. Carl M. Gates, Mass., Chairman Rev. Theodore R. Faville, Wis.
Prof. E. C. Goddard, Mich. Mrs. E. D. Gaylord, Calif.
Rev. L. Wendell Fifield, Wash. Rev. Frederick W. Raymond, Ohio (Sec.)
Rev. Fletcher C. Lester, Va. Rev. Edward C. Boynton. N. Y.
Rev. Walter H. North. Mo. Dean J. E. Taylor, Nebr.
Mrs. W. A. Rowell, 111. Mr. Hermon Eldredge, Ohio (dec.)
Business Committee
Term Expiring 1936: Term Expiring 1938:
Mr. U. G. Reminger, S. Dak. Rev. Motier C. Bullock, Nebr.
Mr. M. J. W. White, Va. Mr. Ralph T. Fisher. Calif.
Mrs. Arthur R. Kimball. Conn. Mr. Clark W. Hammond, N. Y.
Rev. Albert E. Roraback, N. Y. Rev. Charles Stanley Jones, Vt.
Rev. Charles C. Burger. Mo. Mrs. Catherine Waugh McCulloch. 111.
Mr. Harvey E. Sims, Ohio Rev. Richard O. Ficken. N. Y.. Convener
Resolutions Conunittee
Rev. Clayton S. Rice, Wash. Mrs. J. D. R. Steven, Wis.
Rev. Holland F. Burr, Calif. Rev. Harold Kingsley, 111.
Prof. W. A. Harper. Tenn. Rev. John C. Schroeder. Maine
Mrs. Frederick Bagnall. Mich.
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Credentials Committee
Rev. Ralph Timberlake, Mass.
Rev. Stephen A. Lloyd, Mich.
Rev. Edwin C. Gillette, Fla.
Rev. Wilson P. Minton, Pa.
Mr. R. M. Campbell, IMebr.
Rev. Charles H. Harrison, Ore.
Mrs. David Brown, N. J.
Survey Committee
Term Expiring 1936: Term Expiring 1938:
Rev. Allen A. Stockdale. D. C. Rev. Samuel T. Clifton, R. I.
Mrs. E. B. Dean, Nebr. Dr. E. G. Warner, N. Y.
Rev. George C. Vincent, N. J. Mrs. Elbert Read, Iowa
Mr. F. E. Reeve, 111. Rev. Frank J. Scribner, Wis. (Chairman)
Mrs. W. A. Rowell, 111. Mrs. W. B. Henderson, Mo.
Rev. John Stapleton, Pa. Rev. WiUiam T. Scott, N. C.
Strategy Committee
Dean Luther A. Weigle, Conn. Mr. Walter C. Gilpatric, N. Y.
Rev. H. Paul Douglass, N. Y. Rev. John C. Schroeder, Me.
Rev. Oscar Maurer, Conn. Mr. Elbert A. Harvey, Mass.
Mrs. Helen V. Morse, Ohio Prof. W. A. Harper, Tenn.
Rev. Frank M. Sheldon, Okla.
Council for Social Action
Term. Expiring 1936:
Rev. Allan K. Chalmers, N. Y.
Rev. Russell J. Clinchy, D. C.
Rev. Buell G. Gallagher, Ala.
Rev. Alfred W. Swan, Wis.
Rev. Clarence S. Bennett, Ind.
Miss Leah Taylor, 111.
Term Expiring 1938:
Prof. Willard B. Thorp, Calif.
Rev. James Mullenbach, lU. (dec.)
Rev. Theodore A. Greene, Conn.
Rev. Stoddard Lane, Iowa
Rev. Truman O. Douglass, Ariz.
Mrs. Stephen Peabody, Wis.
Term Expiring 1940:
Rev. John C. Schroeder. Me.
IVli-s. Lucius Thayer, Mass.
Prof. Arthur E. Holt, 111. (Chairman)
Mr. W. L. Richardson, Mass.
Mr. Frank W. McCulloch. 111.
Rev. Lawrence Wilson, Calif.
Cooperative Ex-officio Meynbers:
Rev. William F. Frazier, Conn.
Rev. Claton S. Rice, Wash.
Rev. Fred L. Brownlee, N. Y.
Rev. Fred F. Goodsell, Mass.
Rev. Harry T. Stock, Mass.
Rev. Harold M. Kingsley, 111.
Commission on Missions
Ex-officiis: The Moderator and Secretary of the General Council.
Members of the Home Board
Term Expiring 1936:
Mrs. L. O. Baird, Wash.
Rev. M. Russell Boynton, 111.
Mr. Arthur B. Clark, Conn.
Mrs. F. F. Clark, N. Y.
Rev. Thomas T. Giffen, Calif.
Mr. Ethelbert V. Grabill, Mass.
Mrs. Elbert A. Harvey, Mass.
Mrs. Athella M. Howsare, Ohio
Mrs. W. L. James, N. Y.
Rev. William W. Patton, N. J.
Mr. Dwight L. Rogers, Mass.
Rev. Theodore M. Shipherd, Conn.
Rev. L. E. Smith, N. C.
Mrs. D. C. Turner, N. Y.
Prof. Luther A. Weigle, Conn.
Mr. Charles C. West, N. J.
Mrs. H. P. Willcox, N. Y.
Mr. Loren N. Wood, N. J.
Term Expiring 1938:
Mr. Thomas P. Alder, N. Y.
Rev. John C. Blackman, Wyo
Rev. Robert W. Coe, Mass.
Rev. Edward W. Cross, N. Y
Mr. William H. Danforth. Mo.
Mrs. F. A. Hall, Mo.
Rev. Joel W. Harper, Wash.
Mr. A. Leslie Harwood, Jr., Mass.
Prof. J. L. Hirning, 111.
Mrs. J. H. Homung, Kans.
Rev. C. S. Ledbetter, S. C.
Rev. Oscar E. Maurer, Conn.
Mrs. B. J. Newman, Penna.
Mrs. Leslie R. Rounds, N. J.
Rev. H. H. Short, Ind.
Mrs. Lucius H. Thayer, Mass.
Mr. Chester L. Thomas, Penna.
Mr. P. R. Ziegler, Mass.
Members of the Prudential Committee, A. B. C. F. M.
Term Expiring 1934:
Mrs. James S. Allen, Mass.
Rev. W. Frederick Bohn, Ohio
Rev. Horace F. Holton, Mass.
Rev. Douglas Horton, III.
Mrs. William H. MedUcott, Mass.
Mrs. M. T. MorriU, Ohio
Mr. Elwyn G. Preston, Mass.
Rev. W. G. Sargent, R. I.
Mr. John G. Talcott, Conn.
Term Earpiring 1935:
Rev. Dwight J. Bradley, Mass.
Mrs. Robert C. Chapin. Wise.
Dr. George M. Crabb, Iowa
Mr. Blake Franklin. Calif.
Rev. Charles W. Helsley, Maine
Miss Elizabeth J. Hurlbut, III.
Rev. Ashley D. Leavitt, Mass.
Rev. Raymond A. McConnell, N. Y.
Mrs. Herman Stark, Minn.
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Term Expiring 1936:
Rev. James O. Atkinson, N. C.
Rev. William F. Frazier, Conn.
Rev. Carl M. Gates, Mass.
Mr. Roy A. Hovey, Mass.
Mrs. Everett E. Kent, Mass.
Rev. Mile E. Pearson, Mass.
Mr. Lucius E. Thayer, Mass.
Miss Amy O. Welcher, Conn.
Mrs. George R. Wilson, 111.
Term Expiring 1937:
Mrs. C. E. Camp, Mont.
Rev. Paul W. Dierberger, Mont.
Miss Louise C. Hazen, Vt.
Mrs. Warner James, N. Y.
Mr. Arthur Y. Meeker, N. J.
Mr. Charles S. Olcott, Mass.
Rev. Edward R. Stearns, N. H.
Dean J. E. Taylor, Nebr.
Rev. Raymond B. Walker, Ore.
Active Members of Council jor Social Action (List See Page 29)
Memhers-at-Large
Term Expiring 1936:
Rev. Raymond G. Clark, Ohio
Mrs. Albertis Montgomery, Okla.
Mrs. C. B. Marsh, Mo.
Rev. Frank G. Smith, Nebr.
Term Expiring 1938:
Rev. Theodore B. Lathrop, Mass.
Mrs. Raymond S. Jewett, N. Y.
Conference Representatives, 1938:
Mr. Frank C. Atherton, Hawaii
Mrs. Frederick Bagnall, Mich.
Rev. F. C. Lester, Va. (S. E.)
Commission on Evangelism and Devotional Life
Active:
Rev. Vaughan Dabney, Mass.
Rev. Dwight J. Bradley, Mass.
Rev. Ray A. Eusden, Mass.
Rev. Lawrence R. Howard, Mass.
Rev. James F. English, N. H.
Rev. Frederick W. Alden, Mass.
Rev. Paul B. Van Horn, Mass.
Term Expiring 1936:
Mr. Mitchell Ward, N. H.
Rev. R. E. Brown, Ohio
Mrs. S. A. Lloyd, Mich.
Mr. C. K. Calhoun, Conn.
Rev. J. M. Deyo, Conn.
Rev. Asbury Krom, Conn.
Mrs. M. J. Sweet, N. C.
Rev. Roy C. Helfenstein, Del.
Prof. E. W. Lyman, N. Y.
Term Expiring 1938:
1940 Rev. McD. Howsare, Ohio
1940 Mr. Carl Kimball, Ohio
1938 Mrs. A. W. Palmer, 111.
1938 Prof. R. S. Smith, Conn.
1940 Rev. James H. Lightbourne, N. C
1940 Rev. Edward W. Cross, N. Y.
1940 Rev. Moses R. Lovell, Mass.
Rev. George M. Miller, N. Y.
Rev. Frederick K. Stamm, N. Y.
Term Expiring 1940:
Rev. Stanley Cummings, Vt.
Pres. Harry R. Trust, Maine
Rev. Noel S. Breed, Calif.
Commission on Interchurch Relations and Christian Unity
Active :
Rev. Morris H. Turk, Maine
Rev. Frank H. Gardner, Mass.
Rev. Ralph M. Timberlake, Mass.
Pres. Robbins Barstow, Conn.
Rev. Horace F. Holton, Mass.
Mrs. A. M. Parker, Mass.
Mrs. W. E. Hocking, Mass.
Term Expiring 1936:
Pres. E. B. Dean, Nebr.
Rev. Martin L. Grant, Ind.
Prof. D. H. Myers, 111.
Mrs. Charles R. Wilson, Mich.
Rev. Warren H. Denison, Ohio
Miss Eliza Kendrick, Mass.
1936
1936
1936
1938
1938
1938
1940
Term Expiring 1938:
Rev. Dan F. Bradley, Ohio
Rev. Roy B. Guild, N. Y.
Rev. L. Wendell Fifield, Wash.
Prof. W. A. Harper, Tenn.
Pres. Irving Maurer, Wis.
Mrs. George Van Dyke, Ind.
TerTn Expiring 1940:
Rev. Marion Hall, N. H.
Rev. Stoddard Lane, Iowa
Prof. John W. Buckham, Calif.
Mr. Jacob Smith, N. Y.
Rev. Vere V. Loper, Colo.
Rev. Charles S. Laidman, 111.
Mr. E. H. Hogueland, Mo.
Commission on International Relations
Active:
Rev. Edward C. Boynton, N. Y. 1040
Rev. John M. Phillips, Conn. 1938
Hon. Arthur F. Ells, Conn. 1938
Rev. Orville A. Petty, Conn. 1936
Prof. Jerome Davis, Conn. 1938
Rev. A. Burns Chalmers, Conn. 1936
Prof. Seldon B. Humphrey, Conn. 1936
Term Expiring 1938:
Hon. Alfred Coit, Conn.
Rev. Harold Cooper, S. D.
Pres. Hamilton Holt, Fla.
Rev. Fletcher C. Lester, Va.
Rev. Clarence H. Wilson, Mass.
Rev. Alexander Abbott, Conn.
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Term Expiring 1936:
Mrs. Bertha K. Landes, Wash.
Mrs. C. E. Greef, Iowa
Mr. J. R. Noel, 111.
Mrs. B. F. Finkel, Mo.
Rev. Dwight J. Bradley, Mass.
Mr. H. M. Beardsley, Mo.
Term Expiring 1940:
Rev. George A. Neeld, Vt.
Rev. Alfred W. Hurst, Tenn.
Mrs. Venice Edmondson, Nebr.
Rev. Allan A. Hunter, Calif.
Rev. Ralph Shrader, Minn.
Pres. Albert W. Palmer, 111.
Rev. L. Curtis Talmage, Ohio
Commission on Stewardship
Active :
Mr. Gardner Lattimer, Ohio 1938
Rev. Omer S. Thomas, Ohio 1936
Mrs. Fred E. Ulrich, Ohio 1936
Rev. Paul C. Bekeschus, Ohio 1938
Rev. Archie H. Hook, Ohio 1940
Rev. Raymond G. Clark, Ohio 1940
Mrs. C. R. Bissell, Ohio 1940
Term Expiring 1938:
Mrs. H. S. Gilbert. Ore.
Rev. Harry R. Miles, N. Y.
Dr. Alfred Williams Anthony, N. Y.
Rev. John L. Lobingier, Mass.
Rev. Ernest M. Halliday, N. Y.
Rev. John G. Truitt, Va.
Mrs. Cleon Swarts, Ind.
Term Expiring 1936:
Prof. F. J. Exner, Minn.
Rev. H, Roy Phillippi, Mont.
Hon. D. S. Remsen, N. Y.
Rev. Albert B. Coe, 111.
Miss Sylvina Norton, Conn.
Prof. George D. Hubbard, Ohio
Rev. Paul G. Macy, Mass.
Term Expiring 1940:
Rev. Harold W. Moody, Mich.
Mrs. C. T. Tinker, Calif.
Rev. Harold Skidmore, Mich.
Rev. William L. Halfaker, 111.
Rev. Edward C. Salter, S. Dak.
Rev. Jesse H. Dollar, Ga.
Commission on the Ministry
Active:
Rev. Edwin B. Robinson, Mass. 1938
Rev. Miss Marian H. Jones, R. I. 1936
Rev. Clarence W. Dunham, Mass. 1936
Rev. Fred G. Morecombe, N. Y. 1936
Prof. E. W. Lyman, N. Y. 1938
Rev. Charles C. Merrill, Mass. 1940
Rev. William H. Hainer, N. J. 1940
Term Expiring 1938:
Rev. Gail Cleland, Calif.
Pres. E. B. Dean, Nebr.
Prof. Walter M. Horton, Ohio
Rev. Paul S. Kershner, Ohio
Rev. Percy V. Dawe, Mich.
Rev. Albert D. Stauffacher, Calif.
Rev. Herman F. Swartz, Calif.
Term Expiring 1936:
Rev. W. M. Alderton, 111.
Rev. Joel Harper, Wash.
Rev. Stanley C. Harrell, N. C.
Rev. Charles H. Harrison, Ore.
Rev. Cyrus A. Osborne, 111.
Rev. Carl H. Veazie, Wash.
Term Expiring 1940:
Mrs. Marion J. Bradshaw, Maine
Prof. C. A. Kofoid, Calif.
Rev. Robert G. Armstrong, N. H.
Rev. Clayton S. Rice, Wash.
Rev. A. K. Voss, Minn.
Rev. John W. Rahill, N. Y.
Rev. Hugh Vernon White, Mass.
Conunission on Church Attendance
Term Expiring 1936:
Rev. John L. Keedy, Ohio
Rev. Roger E. Treat, Mich.
Rev. Gail Cleland, Calif.
Rev. Judson E. Fiebiger, N. Y.
Term Expiring 1938:
Rev. Clement F. Hahn, Me.
Mrs. E. B. Robinson, Mass.
Rev. Herbert D. Rugg, N. Y.
Rev. William E. Gilroy, Mass.
Term Expiring 1940:
Mr. Roger W. Babson, Mass. (Convener)
Mr. Frank Gaylord Cook, Mass.
Rev. Vaughan Dabney, Mass.
Rev. Edwin H. Byington. Mass.
Members of the Federal Council of Churches
Rev. Fred L. Fagley, Mass.
Dr. Fred B. Smith, N. Y.
Rev. H. Paul Douglass, N. Y.
Rev. Howard Chidley, Mass.
Dr. Kenyon L. Butterfleld, N. J.
Rev. Frank G. Coffin, Ohio
Rev. Jay T. Stocking, Mo.
Rev. Charles E. Burton, N. Y.
Rev. Carl A. Voss, Pa.
Rev. Allan K. Chalmers, N. Y.
Rev. Boynton Merrill, Mass.
Rev. Alfred W. Swan, Wis.
Rev. Albert B. Coe, 111.
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THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
OF
THE GENERAL CONVENTION OF THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Officers
President, Mr. John V. Sees, Hunting-
ton, Ind.
Vice-President, . . - . .
Secretary, Rev. Warren H. Denison,
Dayton, Ohio
Treasurer, Mr. J. L. Reck, Covington,
Ohio
Secretary oj Home Missions, Rev. A.
W. Sparks, Dayton, Ohio (dec.)
Secretary of Foreign Missions, Rev.
W. P. Minton, Harrisburg, Pa.
Secretary of Christian Education, Dr.
W. A. Harper, Nashville, Term.
Secretary of Publications, Mr. H. E.
Sims, Piqua, Ohio
Secretary of Evangelism and Life
Service, Rev. McD. Howsare, Day-
ton, Ohio
Secretary of Finance, Rev. Warren H.
Denison, Dayton, Ohio
Member Ex-Officio, Rev. F. G. Coffin,
Columbus, Ohio
CORPORATIONS
Board of Missions
1. Department of Home Missions and
Church Extension:
Rev. A. W. Sparks, Dayton, Ohio,
Executive Secretary
Rev. C. G. Nelson, Dunning, Neb.
Rev. H. H. Short, Hagerstown, Ind.
Rev. Jesse M. Kauffman, Allison,
Iowa
Mrs. McD. Howsare, Dayton, Ohio
2. Department of Foreign Missions:
Rev. W. P. Minton, Harrisburg, Pa.,
Executive Secretary
Rev. E. A. Watkins, Merom, Ind.
Rev. W. P. Fletcher, Odessa, Ont.
Mr. Roy Rensberger, Goshen, Ind.
Rev. J. O. Atkinson, Elon College,
N. C.
Mrs. Alice V. Morrill, Defiance, O.
Board of Control Franklinton
Christian College
Rev. J. O. Atkinson, Elon College, N.
C, Chairman
Rev. W. G. Sargent, Providence, R. i.
Rev. A. W. Sparks, Dayton, Ohio (dec.)
Mr. John V. Sees, Huntington, Ind.
Rev. Omer S. Thomas, Covington,
Ohio, R. 2
Rev. J. A. Henderson, Townsville, N. C.
Mrs. Sadie K. Swartsel, Dayton, Ohio,
R. D. 13.
Woman's Mission Board
OFFICERS
Mrs. McD. Howsare, Dayton, Ohio,
President
Mrs. H. A. Smith, Versailles, Ohio,
Vice-President
Mrs. W. P. Minton, Harrisburg, Pa.,
Rec. Sec'y
Mrs. Emma S. Powers, Dayton, Ohio,
Sec'y-Treas.
Board of Christian Education
Dr. W. A. Harper, Nashville, Term.,
Executive Secretary
Rev. W. G. Sargent, Providence, R. I.
Rev. H. A. Smith, Versailles, Ohio
Rev. A. B. Kendall. N. Girard, Pa.
Rev. Roy C. Helfenstein, Dover, Del.
Rev. Edwin B. Flory, Dayton, Ohio
Dr. H. Shelton Smith. Durham, N. C.
Rev. Raymond G. Clark, Piqua, Ohio
Miss Helen R. Stearns, Columbus, Ohio
Rev. L. E. Smith, Elon College, N. C.
Rev. Frederick W. Raymond, Defiance,
Ohio
Rev. Ross E. Ensminger, Wadley, Ala.
The Christian Publishing
Association
TRUSTEES
Mr. H. E. Sims, Piqua, Ohio, President
Mr. O. W. Whitelock, Huntington,
Ind., Vice-President
Rev. W. J. Young, Elkhart, Ind., Sec'y
Rev. A. E. Kemp, Elyria, Ohio, Treas.
Rev. A. W. Sparks, Dayton. Ohio (dec.)
Rev. Warren H. Denison, Dayton, Ohio
Mr. E. E. Duncan, Dayton, Ohio
Mr. O. S. Walker, Dayton, Ohio
Manager, Mr. Tom B. Radabaugh,
West Milton, Ohio
Note: Personnel of Board of Pub-
lications is same as of the Board of
Trustees of The Christian Publishing
Association.
Standing Committee on
Ministerial Relief
Rev. L. E. Smith, Elon College, N. C.
Chairman
Rev. W. P. Minton, Harrisburg, Pa.
Rev. A. G. Caris, Defiance, Ohio
Rev. Warren H. Denison, Dayton,
Ohio
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THE COMMISSION ON MISSIONS
287 Fourth Ave., New York City 14 Beacon St., Boston, Mass.
19 S. La Salle St., Chicago, 111.
Chairman. — Rev. W. Fredreck Bohn, Oberlin, Ohio.
Vice-Chairman. — Mrs. Warner James, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Treasurer. — Mr. William T. Boult, New York City.
Recording Secretary. — Mrs. Elbert A. Harvey, Brookline, Mass.
General Secretary. — Rev. Charles E. Burton, New York City.
Associate Secretary. — Mrs. D. E. Brown, New York City.
Editorial Secretary. — Rev. John R. Scotford, New York City.
Chairman of Laymen's Advisory Committee — Mr. Donald A. Adams, 152 Temple
St., New Haven, Conn.
Regiouftl Secretaries. — Rev. Howell D. Davies, Mrs. Helen Street Ranney, Chicago.
111.
FUNCTIONS
The several missionary organizations are related to the churches through
identical membership, namely, that of the General Council. The Commission on
Missions is the agency for this interrelationship. Its work is two-fold:
1. Fostering economy and efficiency. The Commission is charged with the
duty of recommending processes whereby work may be economically and
efficiently administered. It serves as a court of reference for the decision of
questions arising between two or more societies.
2. The promotion of income. Since 1921 the largest activities of the Com-
mission have concerned the raising of missionary funds. For two years this was
done in the name of the Council. At the 1923 meeting of the Council
and of the Societies the Commission on Missions was elected by each of the
missionary boards as its representative agency for presenting what is known as
"the common appeal" for our total missionary work. In 1925 this was enlarged
to include the entire promotional work.
organization
1. Membership. The Commission consists of the thirty-six elected members
of the Home Board, the thirty-six elected members of the Prudential Committee
of the American Board, the 18 members of the Council for Social Action and nine
members at large and the Moderator and Secretary of the General Council ex
officiis. With them sit the chief promotional Secretaries of the Societies, and once
each year the State Superintendents.
2. The Executive Committee. The details of the work of the Commission
are carried forward by a selected Executive Committee, of whose operations the
entire Commission is informed through the minutes.
3. Cooperative Council. For carrying out the plans of the Commission a
small Cooperative Council has been constituted consisting of staff members of
the Commission on Missions, the Home Boards, the American Board, the Council
for Social Action, and State Conferences. This Council is set to disseminate in-
formation, cultivate interest and secure support for the benevolent work of the
denomination, with the cooperation of the officers of the boards and conferences.
4. Other Committees. Chief among the other committees of the Commission
are the Survey Committee, a Laymen's Advisory Committee, and a Committee on
Missionary Education.
processes
1. Meetings. The Commission meets ordinarily but once a year. This
meeting takes place in connection with the midwinter gathering of the Home
Board and of the Prudential Committee of the American Board, thus economizing
in time and travel expenses. The Executive Committee and the Cooperative
Council meet as occasion requires.
2. Literature. One of the important functions of the Commission on Missions
is the publication of literature setting forth our entire missionary enterprise.
3. Field Work. Under the general direction of the Secretaries a small force
of field workers directly employed by the Commission, with the cooperation of
the Secretarial forces of the Societies and working through the state organiza-
tions, is endeavoring to develop through actual contact with the churches those
processes which seem to be most effective for disseminating missionary infor-
mation and stimulating benevolent contributions. This process is so intimately
related to the financial operations of the local churches that this latter interest
is combined with the former, thus helping the churches to financial strength.
information
The local church may ordinarily secure information directly from its own
state office. Persons not knowing to whom to write locally may communicate
with the Commission directly.
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THE COMMISSION ON EVANGELISM AND DEVOTIONAL LIFE
Room 913. 287 Fourth Avenue. New York City.
This Commission was established by the National Council at Des Moines in
1904 to assist the churches in providing plans and programs for recruiting new
members for the church and furnishing the churches material for their use in
enriching the devotional life of the people.
It is composed of seven active and twenty corresponding members elected by
the National Council and is charged by the National Council to do two things:
FIRST: To bring before the churches the denominational program of evan-
gelism and devotional life based on the following principles:
1. That the chief object of the Christian Church is to win men to Christ
and to train them in the worship of God and in the service of their fellows.
2. That the pastor of the local congregation is the spiritual leader of the
church, and that upon him rests the responsibility of initiating an aggressive
program for winning men in his church and of directing that program along
practical lines.
3 That the pastor should avail himself of the experience of other pastors
and apply to his own work what is of most value to his particular situation.
4. That the pastor can aid the work of his church by selecting effective
helpers from his membership, training them to assist in the work of the
church and directing them in their efforts.
5. That the church should look upon its opportunity of leading the young
people into the worship and service of the church as the prime object of its
religious education program.
G. That the church is responsible for the cultivation of the devotional life
of all the people in the church, in the home and in private meditation.
SECOND: To make a continuous study of methods used by effective churches;
to make them known to all pastors: and to provide such other helps to evan-
gelism and devotion as are within its powers.
The work of the Commission Is grouped around two centers:
I. The Program of Fall Activities.
1. The Fall Rally, to reinterest the members of the church and to enlist
new people in the worship and service of the church.
2. Church Visitation of the entire parish.
3. Church attendance campaign.
II. The Pre-Easter or Lenten Program.
1. The Program, of Preaching. This season is especially appropriate for
the presentation from the pulpit of the great fundamental Christian truths;
that the people within our churches may understand the foundations of faith,
and that those without the church may be led to accept the Christian inter-
pretation of life and join in the worship and service of the church.
2. The Pa-ttor's Training Class, which has for its object the leading of
young people to study Christian truth and linder the pastor's influence to
accept Christ as the personal Saviour.
3. Training Personal Workers. The pastor may multiply himself by en-
listing and training consecrated workers to cooperate with him in the service
of winning others to the Christian life.
4. The Deepening of the Devotional Life. That the people may have
a new loyalty to Christ and a new determination to manifest his love in the
life of the world, increased Bible study, meditation and prayer should be
encouraged.
5. The Easter In-Gathering.
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THE CORPORATION FOR THE GENERAL COUNCtt.
OF THE
CONGREGATIONAL AND CHRISTIAN CHURCHES OF THE U. S.
287 Fourth Avenue, New York
President. — Rev. Jay T. Stocking, Newton Cent-°, Mass.
Secretary. — Charles Emerson Burton, d. d., 287 Fourth Avenue, New York.
Treasurer and Financial Secretary. — William T. Boult, 287 Fourth Ave.,
New York, N. Y.
ITS CHARTER
The Corporation for the General Council was chartered under the laws of
Connecticut in 1933, succeeding to the functions of the Corporation for the Na-
tional Council and serving the united fellowship.
ITS OBJECT
The object of the Corporation is to hold and administer funds and property
for the purposes of the Congregational and Christian churches or churches
affiliated with them. This service may be rendered for (1) churches singly or
in groups; (2) societies, boards, conferences, associations, etc.; (3) denomina-
tional educational institutions; (4) denominational eleemosynary institutions;
(5) the Council itself; (6) any other organizations "for the advancement of the
general interests and purposes" of our churches.
ITS CONTROL
The Corporation is under the direct control of the General Council of
the Congregational and Christian Churches of the United States.
ITS BUSINESS
The Corporation holds the Pilgrim Memorial Fund as the foundation for the
pension system for Congregational ministers administered by the Annuity Fund
for Congregational Ministers, and other trusts aggregating approximately
$5,000,000.
The Corporation is afforded the services of high-grade financiers and business
men without compensation, resulting in (a) the safest of investments; and (b)
substantial rates of interest.
ITS ADVANTAGES
With high degree of safety and productiveness of fimds the corporation
offers to donors of direct gifts, endowments, legacies, or conditional gifts, on
account of which they receive income during life, several noteworthy advantages
including —
1. Guarantees that the funds will not be dissipated, as not infrequently
happens, especially when entrusted to institutions none too firmly established.
2. Provision according to the desire of the donor for the use of income
In case of the completion of the work or the discontinuance of the activity
of the beneficiary institution.
3. Extremely low cost of administration leaving practically the entire
income for actual service in the chosen fields.
MEMBERS OF THE CORPORATION
For the members of the Corporation see page 10.
INFORMATION
Information will be furnished on request regarding the work and standing of
any established denominational organization or activity in a wholly disinterested
spirit.
For general information address the Secretary.
18 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1934
AMERICAN BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS FOR
FOREIGN MISSIONS
Congregational House, 14 Beacon Street, Boston
Organized in 1810. Incorporated in 1812
President. — Rockwell Hasmon Potter, d. d.
Vice-Presidents. — Mrs. Franklin Warner, m. a.; Arthur E. Holt, ph. d., d. d.
Recording Secretary. — Oscar E. Maurer, d. d.
Assistant Recording Secretary. — Edward Warren Capen, ph. d.
Executive Vice-President. — Fred Field Goodsell, d. d.
Secretaries. — Alden H. Clark, d. d.; D. Brewer Eddy, d. d.; Mabel E. Emerson:
Wynn C. Fairfield, d. d.; Ruth I. Seabury; Mary D. Uline; Hugh Vernon
White, d. d.
Treasurer. — ^Harold B. Belcher, 14 Beacon Street, Boston.
Assistant Treasurers. — Frederick A. Gaskins, S. Emma Keith.
Editorial Secretary. — Enoch F. Bell, d. d.
Candidate Secretary. — Eleanor Wilson.
Associate Secretary. — Rev. Leonard M. Outerbridge.
Acting Associate Secretary. — Eleanor Wilson.
Medical Secretary. — Dr. Mark H. Ward.
Assistant Secretary, Foreign Department. — Rev. Herbert E. B. Case.
Assistant Educational Secretary, Home Department. — Mildred C. Widber.
Assistant Secretary, Editorial Department. — Dorothy P. Cushing.
Publishing and Purchasing Agent. — Harvey L. Meeken.
Prudential Committee. — Ashley Day Leavitt, d. d.. Chairman; the President and
Vice-President ex officiis; Mark H. Ward, m. d.. Clerk; Rev. Herbert E. B.
Case, Assistant Clerk; Mrs. James S. Allen; James O. Atkinson, d. d.; W.
Frederick Boinsr, d. d.; Dwight J, Bradley, d. d.; Mrs. C. E. Camp; Mrs. Robert
C. Chapin; George M. Crabs, m. d.; Rev. Paul W. Dierberger; Blake
Franklin; William F. Frazier, d. d.; Rev. Carl M. Gates; Miss Louise C.
Hazen; Rev. Charles W. Helsley; Horace F. Holton, d. d.; Douglas Horton, d. d.;
Roy a. Hovey; Miss Elizabeth J. Hurlbut; Mrs. Warner James; Mrs. Everett
E. Kent; Rev. R. A. McConnell; Mrs. William H. Medlicott; Arthur Y.
Meeker; Mrs. M. T. Morrill; Charles S. Olcott; Milo E. Pearson, d. d.;
Elwyn G. Preston; William G. Sargent, d. d.; Mrs. Herman F. Stark; Edward
R. Stearns, d. d.; John G. Talcott; Dean J. E. Taylor; Lucius E. Thayer;
Raymond B. Walker, d. d.; Miss Amy O. Welcher; Mrs. George R. Wilson.
Tlie A. B. C. F. M. is the mother of mission boards in North America.
Founded in 1810 to make possible the realization of the vision of the man of the
Haystack and his associates, it immediately invited the Presbyterian General
Assembly to form a similar society with which it could cooperate, but the
Assembly replied that one organization of the sort was enough and "urged its
churches to adopt the American Board as their foreign missionary agency."
The Baptist Missionary Union was formed when some of the first American
Board Missionaries became Baptists. By 1826, the Presbyterians and the Re-
formed Church in America had developed the United Foreign Missionary So-
ciety, which in that year was merged with the American Board. The process
of segmentation began in 1837 when the "Old School" Presbyterians left the
American Board, followed in 1839 by the Central and Southern auxiliary boards.
In 1846, "because of differences of opinion as to the Board's attitude toward
slavery, some members withdrew to aid in organizing the American Missionary
Association." In 1857, the Reformed Church in America withdrew to form its
own Board and in 1870. the "New School" Presbyterians rejoined their "Old
School" associates and transferred their support to the foreign mission board
which they had formed.
The American Board maintains missions in East, West and South Africa.
China, Japan, India, Ceylon, the Philippines, Micronesia. Mexico, Spain, Bulgaria,
Turkey, Greece and Syria. The Czechoslovakian churches have now assumed
entire responsibility for their work, although the American Board is making a
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parting gift toward badly needed churcii buildings. The churches in Spain, Bul-
garia and Micronesia have been asked to assume full responsibility within a brief
period, for the mission work as a whole, although in Bulgaria and Micronesia one
or two institutions may continue to be supported by the Board.
The administrative policy of the American Board has favored decentralized
control of the work in recognition of the high quality of its missionaries and their
national associates and the widely varying situations on different fields. This
insures necessary flexibility in adaptation to local conditions and has made it
possible for the missions to meet the increasing nationalistic spirit by a large
measure of transfer or sharing of responsibilities with national Christian bodies, as
well as to participate fully in movements for church union in Bulgaria, India, the
Philippines, China and Japan. The Board encourages the development of union
institutions wherever they will increase efficiency. In the case of many of the
educational institutions which it has founded, it has been able to secure independent
boards of trustees to assume responsibility.
An essential part of the policy of the American Board is to keep its program
flexible in order to meet changing conditions on the fields. It is endeavoring to
put into practice wherever possible the constructive recommendations made by the
Laymen's Foreign Missions Inquiry and by other significant Commissions that have
studied specific fields. The most striking new emphasis of the Board in the actual
conduct of the work has been upon a more comprehensive and efficient program of
rural reconstruction. On the side of organization the movement toward the
greater unification of the work of different denominations continues to be the
outstanding feature of our work in many fields. In 1934 the Prudential Com-
mittee sent to the different fields tentative statements of policy. These, prepared
by the Field Sub-Committees of the Board, were based in large measure on answers
from the fields to a questionnaire that had been sent out by the Foreign Depart-
ment. They are now being studied by the missionaries and nationals on each field
with a view to arriving at policies that may lead to further constructive advance.
The year closed August 31, 1934 with a balanced budget through the supple-
menting of the current income by the use of capital assets. Under the budget the
accumulated debt was reduced by $25,000 and the Prudential Committee voted to
reduce it further by the use of $150,000 capital assets over which it had full
control. The present accumulated debt is $136,713.03. The total income including
gifts designated for objects outside the regular budget was $1,363,661.88. Further
reductions of the work on the field and in home expenses have been made for 1935.
The need of the full apportionment giving to carry even the greatly reduced budget
is evident.
Statistical Summary
The American Board is responsible for a foreign parish of 61,600,000 people.
There are 14 missions under 8 different flags. The stations connected with these
missions number 88 and the out-stations 2,096. The missionaries under life appoint-
ment are 508 and include 115 ordained men, 61 unordained men, 171 wives and 161
single women. There are 30 associates who are serving for shorter periods, making
a grand total of 538 missionaries. The native force of workers is 7,040. Religious
services are carried on in 2,588 places. There are 780 organized churches with
103,283 communicants. In 1933, 6,203 members were added to the church rolls.
The total Christian constituency numbers 388,971. There are 1,237 Simday Schools
and 80,912 pupils. The educational work has 30 theological and training schools
with 1,549 pupils and 9 colleges with 3,846 students. Below these are 52 secondary
and middle schools with 12,882 pupils, 970 primary and elementary schools with
62,953 pupils and 12 industrial and vocational schools with 431 pupils. The schools
of all grades are 1,073 and the total under instruction is 81,661. The medical
statistics show that the Board has 28 hospitals and 44 dispensaries with which are
connected 40 physicians and 27 foreign nurses. The records shows that there were
32,601 hospital patients and 173,090 dispensary patients. The total treatments were
641,648 or over 1,700 treatments per day. The native contributions for church
work were $224,482, and receipts for all purposes amount to $702,696.
FORM OF BEQUEST
I give and bequeath to the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Mis-
sions incorporated under the laws of Massachusetts in 1812, the sum of
Dollars.
Woman's Boards of Missions
The reorganization of the American Board and the three Woman's Boards
took place January 1, 1927. Each of the Woman's Boards continues as a holding
company in order to care for funds and to receive legacies written in the name
of the Board.
The treasurers respectively are: Woman's Board of Missions, Frederick A.
Gaskins, Miss S. Emma Keith, Assistant Treasurer, 14 Beacon Street, Boston;
Woman's Board of Missions of the Interior, Mrs. A. B. Wilcox, 19 South La Salle
Street, Chicago; Woman's Board of Missions for the Pacific, Mrs. W. C. Blasdale,
421 Phelan Building, San Francisco, Calif.
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CONGREGATIONAL HOME BOARDS
President. — William Horace Day, d. d., Conn.
First Vice-President. — Dr. George E. Haynes, N. Y.
Second Vice-President. — Mrs. B. J. Newman, Penn.
Third Vice-President. — Prof. H. Shelton Smith, N. C.
Recording Secreta?-y.— Herbert W. Gates, d. d., Mass.
Assistant Recording Secretary. — Frank F. Moore.
Editorial Secretaries. — Rev. Herbert D. Rugg; John R. Scotford.
Project Secretary. — Helen Frances Smith.
Associate Secretary. — Mrs. Mary D. White.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Chairman. — Rev. William Horace Day, d. d.. Conn.
First Vice-Chairman. — Rev. W. W. Patton, N. J.
Second Vice-Chairman. — Mrs. Athella M. Howsare, Ohio.
Class of 1936: Class of 1938:
Directors Nominated by States
Rev. Thomas T. Giffen, California Mrs. F. A. Hall, Missouri
Mrs. E. a. Harvey, Massachusetts Prof. J. L. Hirning, German Gen'l. Conf.
Mrs. Athella M. Howsare, Ohio Mrs. J. H. Hornung, Kansas
DwiGHT L. Rogers, Rhode Island Rev. C. S. Ledbetter, Colored Conf.
Rev. T. M. Shipherd, Connecticut Rev. H. H. Short, Indiana
LoREN N. Wood, New Jersey Chester A. Thomas, Pennsylvania
Directors-at-Large
Mrs. Lucius O. Baird Thomas P. Alder
Rev. Morrison R. Boynton Rev. John C. Blackman
Arthur B. Clark Rev. Robert W. Coe
Mrs. F. F. Clark Rev. Edward W. Cross
Ethelbert V. Grabill William H. Danforth
Mrs. W. L. James Rev. Joel Harper
Rev. W. W. Patton A. Leslie Harwood, Jr.
Rev. L. E. Smith Rev. Oscar E. Maurer
Mrs. D. C. Turner Mrs. B. J. Newman
Dean L. A. Weigle Mrs. L. R. Rounds
C. C. West Mrs. L. H. Thayer
Mrs. H. P. Willcox P. R. Ziegler
Ex Officiis: The President and Vice-Presidents
Department for Apportionment Receipts
287 Fourth Avenue, New York
Treasurer. — William T. Boulx Assistant Treasurer. — F. F. Moore
Receives Home Board apportionment contributions from churches, through
State and District Conferences, making periodic distribution to each Home Board.
Serves as a clearing house, at the close of year, for State reports for Year Book.
THE CONGREGATIONAL PUBLISHING SOCIETY
14 Beacon Street, Boston. 19 S. LaSalle Street, Chicago
officers and board of directoks
The Congregational Publishing Society is aflSliated with the other Home
Boards under an identical Board of Directors, President and Vice-Presidents as
recorded above; also with the Congregational Education Society under an
identical Administrative Committee.
executive officers
General Manager and Editor. — Sidney A. Weston, ph. d.
Editor, Advance.— Rtiv. Wm. E. Gilroy, d. d.
Associate Editor, Advance.— Rev. Hubert C. Herring, d. d.
Secretary for Field Service.— Rev. Frederick L. Fagley, d. d.
Manager, Boston Bookstore. — Rev. Alexander L. McKenzie.
Manager, Chicago Bookstore. — Forrest C. Finley.
THE editorial DEPARTMENT
This department creates the literature and materials of religious education;
among these are included all courses of study for teachers and students and
books dealing with religious education. It also produces publications of a general
religious character for use in homes, churches and communities.
ADVANCE
Advance, the property of the Congregational Publishing Society, and the only
national weekly organ of our Congregational-Christian fellowship, combines under
its present title two of the oldest religious weeklies in the country. The Herald
of Gospel Liberty was founded in 1808, and continued its publication until March,
1930, when it was combined with The Congregationalist. The Congregationalist,
continuing The Recorder and The Advance, has had uninterrupted weekly publi-
cation from 1816 through March, 1934. Beginning in April, 1934, this paper was
published imder the name Advance.
THE BUSINESS DEPARTMENT
The Business Department, under the trade name of "The Pilgrim Press," has
entire charge of the business affairs of all departments of the Society, including
the manufacture of material, and its distribution through our bookstores in
Boston and Chicago.
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CONGREGATIONAL EDUCATION SOCIETY
Congregational House, Boston, Mass.
OFFICERS AND BOAHD OF DIRECTORS
The Congregational Education Society is affiliated witli the other Home
Boards under an identical Board of Directors, President, Vice-Presidents, as
recorded on page 20.
EXECUTIVE OFFICERS
Address 14 Beacon Street, Boston, unless otherwise specified.
General Secretary of Religions Education. — Herbert W. Gates, d. d.
Secretary of Educational Institutions. — W. R. Kedzie, d. d., 19 S. La Salle St.,
Chicago, 111.
Associate Secretary. — Robert W. Gammon, d. d.. Miss S. A. McDermott, Assistant,
19 S. La Salle St., Chicago, III.
Student and Young People's Worfc.— Harry T. Stock, d. d.; Miss Lucy M. Eldredge,
C. P. A. Bldg., Dayton, Ohio.
World Fellowship. — John Leslie Lobinger, d. d.
Leadership Training. — Erwin L. Shaver, d. d.
Adult Education. — Frederick L. Fagley, d. d.
Treasurer. — Arthur J. Crockett.
administrative committee
(Identical with the Congregational Publishing Society)
Dean L. A. Weigle, Conn., Chairman; Dr. W. F. Bohn, Ohio; Mrs. Jitoson L. Cross,
Mass.; Hon. Edwin O. Childs, Mass.; Mr. William H. Danforth, Mo.; Mr. Ethel-
BERT V. Grabill, Mass.; Mrs. Elbert A. Harvey, Mass.; Mr. A. Leslie Harwood,
Jr., Mass.; Mrs. Lansing Lewis, Conn.; Mrs. J. C. Schroeder, Maine; Rev. T. m!
Shipherd, Conn.; Rev. Orville A. Petty, Conn.; Rev. H. Shelton Smith, N. C.;
Mr. p. R. Ziegler, Mass.
committee on educationai. institutions
Mr. John R. Montgomery, Chairman; Rev. W. F. Bohn; Rev. D. F. Bradley; Rev.
Hugh Elmer Brown; Dr. A. G. Caris; Mrs. C. J. Chandler; Rev. Albert B. Coe;
Mrs. J. L. Cross; Mrs. F. E. Ferry; Dr. W. A. Harper; Pres. Irving Maurer;
Pres. Thomas W. Nadal; Pres. George W. Nash; Pres. Albert W. Palmer-
Rev. C. S. Rice.
Several state conferences and the Extension Boards have Educational Secre-
taries cooperating with this Society.
This Society plans for and leads in the Religious Education program of the
denomination in home, church and school, including missionary and social
education, student and recruiting and young people's work.
Division of Educational Institutions
A department of the Education Society charged with the responsibility of
developing the interests of our institutions of higher education. The work of
this department is conducted in the spirit and purpose stated by the National
Council in 1921, to develop closer relations between the Congregational churches
and those colleges and other institutions of higher learning which share in the
spirit and ideals of our fellowship and to make available the resources of that
fellowship for the assistance of these institutions through administrative advice
and financial aid. Through this department the Society administers the fund
known as the "Congregational Foundation for Education."
Gifts or bequests for the work of the Education Society should be made
as follows:
FORM OF BEQUEST
I give and bequeath to the "Congregational Education Society," a corpora-
tion established under the laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and
located at Boston, in said Commonwealth, the sum of dollars,
to be devoted to the uses and purposes of said corporation.
If a legacy is to be designated for the work of our educational institutions,
the form of bequest is as above, omitting the last clause and substituting "for
the purposes of its Foundation for Education."
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THE AMERICAN MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION
287 Fourth Avenue, New York
OFFICERS AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS
The American Missionary Association is afi&liated with other Home Boards
under an identical Board of Directors, President, Vice-Presidents as recorded on
page 20.
EXECUTIVE OFFICEBS
Executive Secretaries. — Rev. George L. Cady, Rev. Fred L. Brownlee.
Treasurer. — William T. Boult.
Field Secretary. — Mr. George N. White.
Secretary Southern Church Work Among Negroes. — Rev. H. S. Barnwell.
ADMINISTRATIVE COMMITTEE
Rev. F. Q. Blanchard, Ohio. Chairman; Rev. Robert W. Coe, Mass; Miss Marion
V. Cdthbert, N. Y.; Rev. Edward W. Cross, N. Y.; Mrs. L. R. Eastman, N. Y.;
Mrs. L. R. Howard, Mass.; Mrs. Athella M. Howsare, Ohio; Rev. C. S. Led-
BETTER, S. C; Rev. Oscar E. Maurer, Conn.; Mr. L. R. Rockwell, N. Y.; Mrs.
L. R. Rounds, N. J.; Rev. Alfred G. Walton, Mass.; Mrs. H. P. Willcox, N. Y.;
Mr. Loren N. Wood, N. J.
WHAT IT IS AND HOW IT WORKS
The Association represents the brotherly helping hand of the Congregational
Christians stretched out to the unprivileged groups of America — particularly the
American Highlander, the Negro, Indian, Japanese, and Puerto Rican. It remains,
as it began, a Crusade of Brotherhood standing in a day of race friction and class
discrimination for the undiluted application to human relations of Jesus' way
of life.
Upon foundations put down in earlier days by the Association there
stand today Hampton, Atlanta and Fisk universities, Berea and Piedmont colleges
and such well-known enterprises as the Interracial Movement. It is today, as
ever, laying foundations — in institutions, in public sentiment, in individual
character. It is demonstrating the possibility of mutual cooperation between the
races represented among us for the eradication of injustice, discrimination, ani-
mosity and prejudice, and for the upbuilding of a truly democratic and Christian
civilization.
Its activities as always are mainly in the field of education. With the de-
velopment of more adequate tax-supported institutions among the Negroes, work
with them yearly becomes more particularly high school and normal training,
together with college, seminary and university education. In churches, in Sun-
day schools, through primary schools, high and normal schools, theological
seminaries, technical schools, hospitals and field work the representatives of the
Association^;;hristian Ambassadors of Friendship — are developing leadership; to
the end that each racial group may advance in cooperation with every other
toward a more genuine application of the principles of life which distinguish
brotherly men of good will.
The great proportion of our graduates among all races now in educational
work is significant. So far as known none of them has ever been in court
charged with crime. The degree of self-support achieved is witnessed by the
fact that tuitions now paid equal at least ten times the original total budget
of the Association and more than one half of the gifts of all the Congregational
chxirches toward the annual budget.
Speaking for his race, Major Moton recently said: "I doubt if there is any
of our leaders who has not been directly or indirectly influenced by The
American Missionary Association."
Speaking of the past, James Bryce, honored Viscoimt, said: "The Negro has
made more progress in the last sixty years than the white race in any six
hundred years."
Our achievements under God have been substantial. The challenge of the
present hour calls for renewed application to our vital task.
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LITERATURE
The work of The American Missionary Association is described in various book-
lets and folders which can be secured from any of its offices, and in the regular
issues of The Missionary Herald and The Advance.
STATISTICS, 1933-34
The South. Church Work. — Churches, 209; missionaries, 91; members, 15,183.
(Includes 26 aided churches having 27 workers.)
Educational Work. — Colleges, 5; secondary and elementary institutions, 14;
instructors, 322; pupils, 3,575. (Includes one school for Mountaineers.)
Puerto Rico. — Churches, 21; members, 2,216; missionaries and evangelists, 25;
teachers and pupils, 4,098; school, 1; workers, 10; pupils, 80.
Indian Missions. — Churches, 36; members, 1,392; schools, 2; workers, 26; pupils.
156*; missionaries and evangelists, 29.
Japanese Missions. — 3; workers, 2.
Summary. — Churches, 267; members, 18,791; schools. 21; pupils. 3,909*.
•Total includes 92 Correspondence Students at Santee. There were also 288
students in Summer Sessions of two Southern Colleges.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Current work for the year 1933-1934
Receipts: Debit Balance as of September 30, 1933, $75,280.61, Contributions —
Churches, Sunday Schools, Missionary Societies and Individuals $135,290.91, Income
on Investments, $326,074.78, Accrued Income voted by Administrative Committee,
$4,737.24, Legacies $51,299.07, Matured Conditional Gifts $14,083.33, Tuitions
$97,337.87, Slater Fund $900.00, Total Receipts $629,723.20, Less deficit as of
September 30, $75,280.61, Net Total $554,442.59.
Expenditures: Administrative Expense — Department of Missions (New York
and Chicago Offices) $29,781.27, Equipment and Repairs, $6,325.00, Insurance
$15,882.82, Group Insurance $2,772.58, Teachers Travel, $11,829.46, Co-operative
Work for Missions $9,410.00, Retiring Salaries $39,286.21, Tuitions $97,337.87. Slater
Fund $900.00. Southern Field Missions $246,284.61, Indian Field Missions $33,360.74,
Oriental Missions $719.85, Mexican Missions $910.50, Puerto Rican Missions
$56,711.98, Finance Department $25,799.32, Promotion Department $31343.90, An-
nuities on Conditional Gifts $19,919.17, Annuity Fund-Clergy $1,188.91, Income on
Special Endowment and Trust Funds $16,592.46, Contributions designated by
Contributor $29,636.08. Total— $675,992.73, less deficit as of September 30. 1934
$121,550.14, Net Total $554,442.59.
DANIEL HAND EDUCATIONAL FUND FOR COLORED PEOPLE INCOME ACCOUNT
Receipts: Credit Balance on hand as of September 30, 1933 $1,231.47. Income
from Investments $72,904.72, Total — $74,136.19. Expenditures for work in the
South $69,360.90, Administrative Expense $4,737.24, Total current expenditures
$74,098.14, Credit Balance as of September 30, 1934 $38.05. Total $74,136.19.
SUMMARY OF RECEIPTS FOR YEAR ENDING SEPTEMBER 30, 1934
Current work $629,723.20. Daniel Hand Fund Income for current work $72,904.72,
Endowment Funds Received during year $17,617.50, Total— $720,245.42.
FORM OF BEQUEST
I give and bequeath the sum of dollars to "The American Mis-
sionary Association," incorporated by act of the Legislature of the State of
New York.
Wills should be attested by three witnesses (in some states three are re-
quired, in other states only two), who shall write against their names their
places of residence (if in cities, the street and number). The following form
of attestation will answer for every state in the Union: "Signed, sealed, published
and declared by the said (AB) as his last Will and Testament in the presence of
us. who, at the request of the said (AB) and in his presence, and in the presence
of each other, have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses." In some states
it is required that charitable bequests should be made at least two months before
the death of the testator, but this rule does not apply to bequests in New York
State to this Association.
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THE CONGREGATIONAL BOARD OF MINISTERIAL RELIEF
Incorporated under the laws of Connecticut
287 Fourth Avenue, New York
OFFICEBS AND BOABD OF DIRECTORS
The Directors, President and Vice Presidents of The Congregational Board of
Ministerial Relief are the same as those of the other Home Boards, see page 20.
EXECUTIVE OFFICERS
General Secretary. — Lewis T. Reed, d. d.
Treasurer. — William T. Boclt.
ADMINISTRATIVE COMMITTEE
Clarence H. Wilson, d. d., Mass., Chairman; Rev. John C. Blackman, Wyo.; Mrs.
Philip E. Browning, Conn.; Arthur B. Clark, Conn.; Mrs. William L. James,
N. Y.; Rev. William W. Patton, N. J.; Rev. John W. Rahill, N. Y.; Mrs. Leslie R.
Rounds, N. J.; Alanson H. Scudder, N. Y.; L. E. Smith, d. d., N. C; Mrs. D. C.
Turner, N. J.; Charles C. West, N. J.; George N. Whittlesey, N. Y.
The Congregational Board of Ministerial Relief is organized to secure, hold,
manage and distribute funds for needy retired Congregational ministers, widows
of ministers and orphaned children of ministers, too young for self-support.
Grants are made on the ground of service rendered and to meet the exigencies of
age and disability.
In the year 1934, the national Board paid in grants, including the Christmas
Fund, $161,998. It also sent to the state Boards for distribution by them $26,649
and, in addition, $21,209 was distributed by other state relief societies, making a
grand total of $209,857 paid out to beneficiaries of the Boards.
Invested funds: national Board, $1,593,101, income $68,896; state Boards,
$713,613, income $28,860.
Receipts: (national and state) apportionment, $53,857; endowment, $3,690:
legacies and matured conditional gifts, $78,956; Christmas Fund, $64,629; con-
ditional gifts (national Board) $9,900: Granger Homestead (national Board)
$2,858; other sources (state Boards) $52. Total receipts (national and state)
$311,698.
During 1934, the national and state Boards made 798 regular grants and 210
emergency grants to persons not on their rolls, total 1,008. The average annual
grant, including Christmas remembrance (national and state combined) , was
$299 to a minister and $236 to a widow.
STATE BOARDS OF MINISTERIAL RELIEF
(States not named in the following list work directly through the National
Board of Relief. Of the State Boards those of Massachusetts, Maine, Michigan,
Minnesota, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont and Wisconsin send their
income to the National Board, under a cooperative agreement for the maintenance
of grants within the State.)
Northern California Congregational Conference: 1164 Phelan Building, San Fran-
cisco; Rev. Harley H. Gill, d. d., Supt.; Mr. W. Wallace Furze, Treas.
Southern California Congregational Conference: 129 West Second Street, Los
Angeles; Rev. Edward D. Gaylord, d. d., Supt.; Mr. C. E. Spaulding, Treas.
The Trustees of the Fund for Ministers, Connecticut: 37 Garden Street, Hartford;
Rev. William F. Frazier, d. d., Supt. and Treas.
Ministerial Relief Association of the State of Illinois: 19 South La Salle Street,
Chicago; Mr. John H. Finley, Sec; Mr. Charles S. Holcomb, Treas.
The Congregational Christian Conference of Iowa: Grinnell: Rev. P. Adelstein
Johnson, d. d., Supt.; Mr. J. E. Bach, Treas.
Maine Congregational Ministerial Relief Society: Rev. Thompson E. Ashby, d. d.,
Pres., Brunswick; Rev. Basil C. Gleason, Treas., Brewer.
The Board of Ministerial Aid, Massachusetts: 14 Beacon Street, Boston; Rev.
Arthur J. Covell, d. d.. Chairman Executive Committee; Rev. Oliver D.
Sewall, Treas.
Michigan Congregational Conference: 401 American State Savings Bank Building,
Lansing; Rev. Stephen A. Lloyd, Supt., Rev. C. H. Harger, Treas.
Congregational Ministerial Relief Society of Minnesota: Rev. J. E. Ball, Sec,
1506 Girard Ave.. No., Minneapolis; J. M. McBride, Treas., 429 Palace Building,
Minneapolis.
New Hampshire Congregational Conference: Rev. Robert G. Armstrong, Sec, 85
North State Street, Concord; Rev. Edward R. Stearns, d. d., Treas.
Board of Trustees for Ministerial Fund, Rhode Island: Mr. E. L. Anderson, Treas.,
Rhode Island Hospital Trust Co., Providence.
Fairbanks Board for Relief of Ministers, Vermont: Rev. Chauncey A. Adams, Sec,
Burlington Savings Bank Building, Burlington.
Wisconsin Congregational Conference: Room 709. Beaver Building, MadisQn; R«v.
Theodore R. Faville, d. d.. General Supt.
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THE ANNUITY FUND FOR CONGREGATIONAL MINISTERS
Incorporated xinder the laws of New Jersey, 1914
287 Fourth Avenue, New York
General Secretary. — Lewis T. Reed, d. d.
Treasurer. — William T. Boult.
Actuary. — George A. Huggins.
TRUSTEES
Charles S. Mills, d. d.. President; George N. Whittlesey, Vice-President;
Thomas P. Aldeh, Robbins W. Bahstow, d. b., John T. Beach, Alfred C.
Howell, J. Watson MacDowell, Rev. William W. Patton, Charles C. West.
The Annuity Fund for Congregational Ministers provides age annuities for
Congregational ministers and incidental protection against the minister's per-
manent total disability occurring during the years of active service, and for
his family in case of his untimely death.
Its resources are derived from payments by the minister himself, contribu-
tions of churches and individuals, legacies and conditional gifts and the dis-
tributable income of the Pilgrim- Memorial Fund.
The amount of annuity at annuity age depends on the accumulations to a
member's credit.
Assets, December 31, 1934, $5,879,226; membership including annuitants, 2,980,
a net increase during the year of 128; annuity payments, $339,379, an increase of
$30,844. Contributions in the form of gifts and legacies are urgently needed to
help in paying the churches' share of the annuities of the older members. The
Annuity Fund for Congregational Ministers has an exceptional place among the
private annuity funds for its soundness and its liberal benefits to members.
PILGRIM MEMORIAL FUND
Established by vote of the National Council, October 13, 1917
287 Fourth Avenue, New York
The principal of this fund is held in perpetuity by The Corporation for the
General Council to be invested and reinvested, and the distributable income
turned over to the Board of Trustees of The Annuity Fund for Congregational
Ministers to aid in providing Age Annuities and Disability Annuities for Congre-
gational ministers who become members of the Annuity Fund and Death
Benefits for their widows and minor orphan children.
The Pilgrim Memorial Fund, December 31, 1934, stood at $4,997,943, in
addition to which the accumulated profits from the sale of securities, held in a
Profit Reserve Account, amounted to $358,770. The market value of the securities,
December 31, 1934, showed a slight appreciation in comparison with the cost.
The ultimate objective of the Pilgrim Memorial Fvmd is $8,000,000. Legacies
and memorial gifts will be added to the principal, as a permanent endowment.
RETIREMENT FUND FOR LAY WORKERS
Incorporated under the laws of New Jersey, 1930
287 Fourth Avenue, New York
The oflBcers and tamstees of the Retirement Fund for Lay Workers are the
same as the oflBcers and trustees of The Annuity Fund for Congregational
Ministers.
Retirement Fund for Lay Workers is devoted to the purpose of providing
annuity benefits for lay workers in Congregational churches, missionary societies,
state conferences, colleges, hospitals or other institutions of any kind under
Congregational auspices. It is operated on a contributory basis, the resources
being provided by annual dues payable by both employer and employe. The
membership on December 31, 1934, was 275; assets, $60,959.
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THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH EXTENSION BOARDS
287 Fourth Avenue, New York
(Including The Congregational Home Missionary Society, organized in New
York City, May 12, 1826; The Congregational Church Building Society, organized
1853; The Congregational Sunday School Extension Society, organized 1917; all
incorporated under the laws of the State of New York.)
OFFICERS AND BOARDS OF DIRECTORS
The Church Extension Boards are affiliated with the other Home Boards under
an identical Board of Directors, President and Vice-Presidents, and employ certain
officers jointly, as recorded on page 20.
EXECUTIVE OFFICERS
General Secretary. — Ernest M. Halliday, d. d.
Treasurer. — William T. Boxn,T.
Assistant Treasurer. — Frank F. Moore.
Church Building Secretary. — Elbert C. Wood.
Associate Secretary. — Rev. Frank E. Henry.
departmental directors
Foreign-speaking Work. — Herman Obenhaus, d. d., 19 S. La Salle St., Chicago, 111.
Nogro Work in the North. — Rev. H. M. Kingsley, 5712 Prairie Avenue, Chicago, 111.
Town and Country Work. — Malcolm Dana, d. d., 409 Prospect St., New Haven, Conn.
administrative committee
Rev. Morrison R. Boynton; Mrs. F. F. Clark; Rev. Robert W. Coe; Mrs. F. A.
CooMBs; Mrs. B. J. Newman; Mr. F. Rogers Parkin; Mr. Dwight L. Rogers;
Prof. H. Shelton Smith; Mr. Philip Suffeen; Mr. Chester A. Thomas; Mrs. D. C.
Turner; Rev. George C. Vincent; Rev. Carl A. Voss.
superintendents of missionary states and districts
Alaska and Northern Idaho. — Rev. Claton S. Rice, Plymouth Church, Seattle, Wash.
Florida. — Edwin C. Gillette, d. d., 117 W. Forsyth St., Jacksonville, Fla.
German Work. — Herman Obenhaus, d. d., 19 S. La Salle St., Chicago, III.
South Central District: Texas, Louisiana and Arkansas. — Rev. Lucian J. Marsh,
829 N. West 13th St., Oklahoma City, Okla.
Southeast District: Edwin C. Gillette, d. d.. Superintendent. Kentucky, Tenn-
essee, Alabama and West Florida. — Fred P. Ensminger, d. d.. Associate
Superintendent, 1416 No. 23rd St., Birmingham, Ala. The Carolinas and
Georgia. — Rev. Milo J. Sweet, Pastor-at-Large, Elon College, N. C.
Southwest District: Arizona, New Mexico and West Texas — Rev. R. R. Shoemaker,
1714 East Gold Ave., Albuquerque, N. M.
superintendents of co-operating states and districts
Colorado. — Arthur J. Sullens, d. d., 634 Mack Building, Denver, Colo.
Intermountain District. — (Wyoming, Utah, and Southern Idaho) — James F. Walker,
D. D., 330 Sonna Bldg., Boise, Idaho.
Montana.— Rev. Charles H. Burdick, ph. d., 427 Stapleton Bldg., Billings. Mont.
North Dakota.— Rev. Augustus C. Hacke, Room 1. O'Neil Block, Fargo, N. D.
Oklahoma.— Rev. Lucian J. Marsh, 829 N. West 13th St., Oklahoma City. Okla.
Oregon.- C. H. Harrison, d. d., 502-4 Odd Fellows Bldg., Portland, Ore.
South Dakota.— Samuel W. Keck, d. d.. Box 138, Huron, S. D.
1934] National Societies 27
SCPERINTENSENTS OP SELF-SUPPORTING STATES
Northern California Congregational Conference: — Harley H. Gill, d. d., 1164 Phelan
Bldg., San Francisco.
Southern California Congregational Conference: — Edwabd D. Gaylord, d. d., 128
W. Second St., Los Angeles.
Connecticut Conference of Congregational and Christian Churches. Wm. F. Frazier,
D. D., 37 Garden St., Hartford.
Hawaiian Evangelical Association: J. P. Erdman, d. d.. Box 150, Honolulu, T. H.
Congregational and Christian Conference of Illinois: 19 S. La Salle St., Chicago.
Indiana Conference of Congregational and Christian Churches: Rev. Simon A.
Bennett, 811 V2 West Main St., Muncie, Ind.
Congregational Christian Conference of Iowa : P. Adelstein Johnson, d. d.,
Grinnell.
Kansas Congregational and Christian Conference: Rev. J. B. Gonzales, 923 Kansas
Ave., Topeka.
Congregational-Christian Conference of Maine; Rev. Rodney W. Roundy, 95
Exchange St., Portland.
Massachusetts Congregational Conference and Missionary Society: Rev. Ralph M.
Timberlake, 14 Beacon St., Boston.
Michigan Congregational Conference : Stephen A. Lloyd, d. d., 401 American State
Savings Bank Bldg., Lansing.
Middle Atlantic Conference of Congregational and Christian Churches: Walter
Spooner, d. d., 44 Brick Church Plaza, East Orange, N. J.
Congregational Conference of Minnesota: A. K. Voss, d. d., 429 Palace Bldg.,
Minneapolis.
Missouri Congregational Conference: C. C. Burger, d. d., 6501 Wydown Blvd.,
St. Louis.
Nebraska Congregational Conference: W. A. Tyler, d. d., 410 Barkley Bldg.,
Lincoln.
New Hampshire Congregational-Christian Conference : Rev. Robert G. Armstrong,
85 N. State St., Concord.
New York Congregational Conference, Inc.: Walter H. Rollins, d. d., 287 Fourth
Ave., New York.
Ohio Conference of Congregational Christian Churches: Rev. Fred L. Hall, 1006
Hippodrome Bldg., Cleveland.
The Congregational-Christian Conference of Pennsylvania: Wilson P. Minton,
D. D., 1019 So. 18th St., Harrisburg.
Rhode Island Congregational Conference : Charles E. McKinley, d. d., 1021 Hos-
pital Trust Bldg., Providence.
Vermont Congregational Conference: and Domestic Missionary Society: Chauncey
A. Adams, d. d.. Savings Bank Bldg., Burlington.
Washington Congregational Conference: Rev. Claton S. Rice, Plymouth Church,
Seattle.
Wisconsin Congregational Conference: Theo. R. Faville, d. d., 615 Beaver Insurance
Bldg., Madison.
Members. — All members of the General Covmcil of Congregational and
Christian Churches, a limited number of voting members-at-large, and life
members who became such before 1901. A gift of fifty dollars constitutes one
an honorary life member.
FACTS WORTH NOTING
congregational home missionary society
That on May 12, 1935. the Society will complete its hundred and ninth year.
That in the early history of the Society it was interdenominational.
That many Presbyterian churches owe their foundation and life to the
Society.
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That four out of every five Congregational churches were planted by the
Society or its auxiliaries.
That the average salary of a missionary pastor for the past year was $1,131
of which the Society contributed $470.
That the receipts of the Society for 1933-34 were $270,202; for 1826, $18,140.
That the expenditures of the Society for 1933-34 were $332,247; for 1826-27,
$13,984.
That twenty-three self-supporting Conferences maintained their own home
missionary work and sustained a fraternal relation to the National Society.
Form of Bequest. — I give and bequeath to "The Congregational Home Mis-
sionary Society," organized in the city of New York in the year, 1826, a corpora-
tion existing under the laws of the State of New York, the sum of
dollars to be applied to the uses and purposes of said Society.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH BUILDING SOCIETY
In eighty-one years this Society has made 6,546 grants in aid of church
building and 1,785 in aid of parsonage building. The aid given has amounted to
$13,527,538.69.
The total receipts for the fiscal year ending March 31, 1934, were $254,439.60
for current use. The contributions for church and parsonage building were
$57,691.73. The repayments on church and parsonage loans were $137,181.85.
Conditional gifts and legacies amounted to $3,299.05. From other sources of
income came $56,266.97.
Last year the Society voted grants, church loans, and parsonage loans, amount-
ing to $230,202. Appropriations were voted for 5 new church edifices to replace
buildings destroyed by fire and cyclone, and to help purchase a building for church
purposes and 4 parsonages. Churches were aided in making alterations, repairs,
and improvements, purchasing furnaces, paying taxes, etc. For financing existing
debts, 46 churches were aided with grants and loans amounting to 77% of the
total appropriated to churches for all purposes. Foreclosures thus have been
averted and churches have been saved to the denomination. Applications for
grants and loans asking for $35,250 were carried over into our new year.
Form of Bequest. — I give and bequeath to "The Congregational Church
Building Society," a corporation organized and existing under the laws of ttie
State of New York, the sum of dollars to be applied to the uses
and purposes of said Society.
CONGREGATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL EXTENSION SOCIETY
All commissioned workers of The Congregational Home Missionary Society
are responsible also for the work of the Sunday School Extension Society, the
latter contributing a percentage of their support. This work consists chiefly
in founding and maintaining Sunday Schools and in sending out college young
people for summer extension service. In cooperation with the Education Society
a Children's Day program is provided each year.
Form of Bequest. — I give and bequeath to "The Congregational Sunday
School Extension Society," a corporation organized and existing under the laws
of the State of New York, the sum of _ dollars to be applied to
the uses and purposes of said Society.
THE CONGREGATIONAL WOMAN'S HOME
MISSIONARY FEDERATION
Incorporated in Kansas, October 15, 1913
The work of the Federation, through the merger of the national societies,
has been delegated to the various denominational Home Boards and Commissions.
The Federation continues to maintain its corporate existence according
to its charter, to care for its funds, and to receive gifts and legacies. President,
Mrs. Charles E. Blake, 7 Angell Court, Providence, R. I.; treasurer. Mrs. H. H.
Hart, Room 801, 287 Fourth Avenue. New York. N. Y.
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National Societies 29
THE COUNCIL FOR SOCIAL ACTION
287 Fourth Ave., New York, N. Y.
5757 University Ave., Chicago, 111.
Honorary Chairman — Graham Taylor
Chairman — Arthur E. Holt
Director — Hubert C. Herring
Recording Secretary — Theodore A. Greene
Treasurer — Jeremiah P. Edwards
Clarence S. Bennett, Allan Knight Chalmers, Henry P. Chandler, Russell J.
Clinchy, Truman B. Douglass, Buell G. Gallagher, Theodore A. Greene, Arthur
E. Holt, Stoddard Lane, W. L. Richardson, John Schroeder, Alfred W. Swan, Lea D.
Taylor, Willard L. Thorp, Lawrence A. Wilson.
Ex-Officio: Edward C. Boynton, Fred L. Brownlee, William F. Frazier, Fred
F. Goodsell, Harold M. Kingsley, Claton S. Rice, Harry T. Stock.
executive staff
Hubert C. Herring — Director
Frank W. McCulloch — Industrial Relations
Charles A. Thomson — International Relations
Harold O. Hatcher — Research
Katharine Terrill — Literature and Information
The Council of Social Action was created by the General Council at Oberlin
in June, 1934. The motivating spirit behind that action is clearly indicated in the
words of the vote:
"Stirred by the deep need of humanity for justice, security, and spiritual
freedom and growth, aware of the urgent demand within our churches for
action to match our gospel, and clearly persuaded that the Gospel of Jesus
can be the solvent of social as of all other problems, we hereby vote:
"That the General Council create the Council for Social Action of the
Congregational and Christian Churches of the United States of America.
"That the purposes of this Coimcil for Social Action shall be to help the
churches to make the Christian gospel more effective in society, national and
world-wide, through research, education, and action, in cooperation with the
Home and Foreign Boards, Conferences and Associations, and local churches.
It is proposed that the Council shall increasingly cooperate with the Federal
Council of Churches in the creation of a program which shall be genuinely
interdenominational. In its research, the Council will aim to be impartial, its
only bias being that of the Christian view of life; its educational efforts will
be directed primarily toward the local churches but will also envisage the
cultivation of public opinion; in action, the Council may, on occasion, inter-
cede directly in specific situations. . . .
"That in launching this Council for Social Action we envisage a new kind
of churchmanship which, enlisting the volunteer services of a group of
eighteen outstanding men and women of social vision, wisdom, and Christian
purpose, and commanding the services of five or six strong leaders in the
fields of international relations, race relations, and economic statesmanship,
will carry the campaign of education and action based on careful research
out among our entire constituency at home and abroad. Believing that the
Church will find itself as it loses itself in the struggle to achieve a warless,
just, and brotherly world, we launch this venture, dedicating ourselves to
unremitting work for a day in which all men find peace, security and
abundant life."
The Council for Social Action invites each church to organize a local committee
or council for Social Action and welcomes the opportunity to cooperate with such
local groups in planning for the larger effectiveness of the social program of the
church.
The Council for Social Action invites correspondence from ministers and
laymen.
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CITY ORGANIZATIONS
The following organizations do missionary and extension work as indicated
within their own confines largely in immediate cooperation with state conferences.
Bay Association of Congregational Churches of Northern California, Inc., 1164
Phelan Building, San Francisco, Calif. Church extension worlt.
President, A. C. Jensen: Executive Secretary, Rev. Harley H. Gill; Treasurer,
Charles W. Brock. Funds: $20,000. Expenditures for 1934, $632.
Crrv Missionary Society, 14 Beacon Street, Room 602, Boston, Mass. City mis-
sionary and relief work.
President, William Ellison; Secretary, Rev. Ralph H. Rowse; Treasurer, Philip S.
Davis. Funds: $368,631.88. Expenditures for 1934, $64,907.69.
ilCoNGREGATioNAL Church Union OF BOSTON AND ViciNiTY, 610 Scars Building. Boston.
Church building aid.
President, Ethelbert V. Grabill; Secretary, Oren C. Boothby; Treasurer, Robert
P. Kelsey. Funds: $67,073.22. Expenditures for 1933, $29,486.02.
Chicago Congregational Union, Room 1302, 19 South La Salle St. General work
of the Church.
President, Frederick J. Newey; General Director, Rev. Ernest Graham Guthrie;
Treasurer, Arlan W. Converse. In 1934, Income from Endowment Fund $12,900.74;
Income from Trust Fund $151,912.37; Disbursements $180,535.34.
Congregational Union of Cleveland, Ohio, 1006 Hippodrome Building. Church
aid and church extension.
Moderator, Mr. A. F. Allen; Executive Secretary, Rev. O. L. Kiplinger; Treas-
urer, Mr. Robert S. Crawford. Fimds $245,552. Expenditures for 1934, $15,579.38.
Congregational Association of Detroit, Mich., First Congregational Church.
Church aid and church extension.
Moderator, Rev. Roger Eddy Treat; Superintendent, Rev. Alexander M. Meikle;
Treasurer, W. G. Clarke. Expenditures for 1934, $9,171.20.
City Missionary Society, 166 Village Street, Hartford, Conn. Church extension.
Village St. Mission and Community Center, summer camp and fresh air work.
President, Rev. David McKeith; Superintendent, Rev. Philip M. Rose; Treasurer,
Allen H. Newton. Expenditures for 1934, $15,127.71.
Congregational Church Extension Society of Los Angeles, Calif., 611 American
Bank Building. Aiding the establishment of new churches.
President, B. G. Wright; Superintendent, Rev. E. D. Gaylord; Treasurer, C. E.
Spaulding. Funds $75,000 (estimated). Expenditures for 1934, $5,000.
Minneapolis and St. Paul Congregational Unions, 429 Palace Building, Minneap-
olis, Minn. City extension work.
Presidents — Minneapolis, Rev. Bertram B. Hanscom; St. Paul, Rev. Arthur H.
Gilmore. Joint Superintendent, Rev. A. K. Voss. Treasurers — Minneapolis, H. L.
Bergquist; St. Paul, H. G. Swanson. Funds $9,182. Expenditures for 1934, $1,883.
New York City Congregational Church Association, Inc., Room 908, 287 Fourth
Avenue. Church extension, added to the functions of the local association.
President, Board of Directors, Rev. Stanley U. North; Executive Secretary, Rev.
Walter H. Rollins; Treasurer, Mr. Edward Wade. Funds $6,477. Expenditures
for 1934, $21,983.44.
Congregational Church Extension Society of Seattle, Wash., Plymouth Congre-
gational Church. Church aid and church erection.
President, Mr. Arthur P. Johnson; Superintendent, Rev. L. O. Baird; Treasurer,
R. H. G. Edmonds. Expenditures for 1934, $1,623.31.
Congregational Union of Springfield, Inc., Springfield, Mass. Church extension
in cooperation with the state conference; the Union supervises the home mission-
ary work in Springfield and maintains a city missionary.
President, Rev. John B. Lewis; Clerk, Mrs. Elmer F. Otting; Treasurer, John A.
Dale. Funds $11,820. Expenditures for 1934, $7,048.
Congregational City Missionary Society of St. Louis, Mo., 6501 Wydown Boule-
vard. Mission work.
President, Rev. Jay T. Stocking; Superintendent, Rev. Charles C. Burger; Treas-
urer. Mr. Samuel F. Piatt. Funds $33,000. Expenditures for 1934. $4,755.
Worcester City Missionary Society, 2 Hackfeld Road, Worcester, Mass. Mission-
ary and extension work.
Executive secretary, Rev. Myron W. Fowell. Funds $60,515.72. Expenditures for
1934, $12,113.20.
Illnserted from last Year Book.
1934] Other Organizations 31
OTHER CONGREGATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
AMERICAN CONGREGATIONAL ASSOCIATION
Organized, 1853. Incorporated, 1854. Headquarters, Congregational House,
14 Beacon Street, Boston
OFFICERS
President. — Rev. Edward M. Noyes, Newton Centre. Mass.
Vice-President. — Ethelbert V. Grabiix, Jamaica Plain, Mass.; Rev. J. Edgar
Park, Norton, Mass.
Corresponding and Recording Secretary. — Thomas Todd, Concord.
Chairman of Executive Committee. — Franklin P. Shumway.
Treasurer. — Phineas Hubbard, 14 Beacon St., Boston.
Librarian. — Rev. Frederick T. Persons.
Directors. — Rev. Edward M. Noyes, Newton Centre; Franklin P. Shumway,
Melrose; Alfred M. Ziegler, Newtonville; Thomas Todd, Concord; Rev.
J. Edgar Park, Norton; *WrLLiAM Q. Wales, West Newton; Ethelbert V. Gra-
bill, Jamaica Plain: Rev. Arthur J. Covell, Boston; Phineas Hubbard, Cam-
bridge; Rev. D. Augustine Newton, Westboro; *Frank M. Forbush, Newton
Centre; Arthur H. Merritt, Dorchester; Rev. John H. Quint, Chelsea; Rev.
Charles H. Williams, Jamaica Plain; Appleton P. Williams, Newton High
lands; Willard C. Hill, Lexington; Rev. Enoch F. Bell, Newton Centre;
Walter H. Black, Jamaica Plain; Sargent H. Wellman, Topsfield; Rev. Clar-
ence W. Dunham, Dorchester; R.alph E. Whitney, Newton Highlands; Frank
E. Bridgman, WoUaston; Rev. Morton D. Dunning, Wellesley Farms; Rev.
Carl M. Gates, Wellesley Hills; Howard Wallingford, Belmont; -William A.
Alcott, Watertown; Philip S. Davis, Brookline; Theodore T. Marsh, Dedham.
♦Deceased.
To maintain, in the city of Boston, a Congregational House; to care for and
perpetuate a library of books, pamphlets, and manuscripts, and a collection of
portraits and relics of the past; to promote friendly intercourse and cooperation
among Congregational ministers and churches, and with other denominations;
and to do whatever else — within the limits of its charter — shall serve to illustrate
Congregational history and promote the general interests of Congregational
churches.
membership
The membership of the Association consists of Congregationalists who have
been elected by the Directors at any regular meeting. There are two classes
of members — Life and Annual. Annual members pay an annual assessment
of $1.00. The payment of $10 at one time by a member constitutes him a life
member. All moneys received for membership are applied exclusively to the
increase of the library.
the congregational house
Was erected in 1898 (costing over $700,000) to house the Congregational
Library, provide rooms at low cost for 14 Congregational Missionary Organiza-
tions, the Congregational Book Store, PUgrim Hall for gatherings, and Committee
Rooms, and to promote the general interests of Congregational churches.
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BOSTON SEAMAN'S FRIEND SOCIETY, INC.
Office: 618 Congregational House, Boston
Organized 1827. Incorporated 1829. Reorganized 1922.
On recommendation of tiie Commission on Missions ttie Society was reorgan-
ized in 1922 and became tlie sole representative for sailor work of the New
England Congregational churches, and is therefore entitled to a regular appor-
tionment from them. The Society's affairs are administered by the representa-
tives named below, chosen by the New England Conferences. The former
organization transferred to the new Corporation more than $200,000 worth of
real estate and other assets, including land and buildings in Boston and Vine-
yard Haven and Invested funds.
The Society is devoted to the material, social and religious welfare of seamen
of all nations. Has finely equipped Bethels at 287 Hanover St.. Boston, and at
Vineyard Haven, and a reading room at Cape Cod Canal. The Society provides
dormitory accommodations, reading and recreation rooms, pool tables, and games
of many kinds, a canteen, shower baths, postal and banking facilities, and a check
room for seamen's baggage. Free entertainments and religious services are held
weekly. Sick, destitute and ship-wrecked sailors are cared for. Books and
magazines are placed aboard ships.
President. — Mr. Charles Stewart, Boston, Mass.
Vice-President. — Capt. Harold L. Colbeth, Buzzard's Bay, Mass.
Treasurer. — Mr. Arthur J. Crockett, Boston, Mass.
Clerk. — Mr. Henry H. Norris, Winchester, Mass.
Secretary. — Rev. Merritt A. Farren, Boston. Mass.
Chairman of E.vecutive Committee. — -Enos H. Bigelow, M. D.
state representatives
Maine Mr. C. Campbell Patterson, Brookline
_ _ A TIT T^ /-. w Mr. E. J. Lang, Boston
Rev. Roderick A. MacDonald, Cumber- ^h. Herbert P. Sawtell, Worcester
land Mills ^ „ ^ Mr. Andrew B. Sides, Waban
Rev. John C. Schroder, Portland j^ Charles Stewart, Boston
Rev. Morris H. Turk, d. d., Portland jvip lucius E. Thayer, Newton
„ „ ,. Rev. Charles N. Thorp, Lincoln
New Hampshu:e ^^^^ George L. Thurlow. Concord
Rev. Earl F. Nauss, Nashua Mr. Hahry H. Walker. Boston
Rev. Arthur A. Rouner, Portsmouth Mr. Sargent H. Wellman 'Topsfield
Mr. Mitchel Ward, Manchester Mr. Richard Parkhurst, Winchester
Mr. Ernest C. Moffatt, West Roxbury
Vermont Mr. Harold A. Melzar, Boston
Rev. J. Ghaydon Brown, Rutland Rhode Island
Rev. Augustine Jones, d. d., Springfield „ c m /-. r._ jj ^
Rev. George A. Neeld, St. Johnsbury §=». Samuel T. Clifton, Providence
' Rev. Loring B. Chase, East Providence
Massachusetts Rev- Ernest L. Wismer, Newport
Rev. Robert M. Bartlett, Long Meadow Connecticut
Enos H. Bigelow, m. d., Framingham
Rev. David Eraser, West Somerville Rev. Robbins W. Bahstow, d. d., Hartford
Mr. Nathan Heard, Cambridge Rev. Andrew Burns Chalmers, Willi-
Capt. Harold L. Colbeth, Buzzard's Bay mantic
Rev. John Gratton, Pittsfield Rev. Francis T. Cooke, Bristol
Rev. Paul G. Macy, Worcester Rev. J. Romeyn, Danforth, New London
Mr. Henry H. Norris, Winchester Rev. Ralph A. Christy, Middletown
Mr. Robert E. Peabody, Jamaica Plain Rev. John M. Deyo, Danbury
Mr. Henry B. Prout, Brookline Rev. William D. Hoag, Old Lyme
Rev. Roy G. Pavy, Westfield Rev. Harry J. Newton, New Haven
Rev. Arthur P. Pratt, d. d., Greenfield Rev. John M. Phillips, d. d., Hartford
Bequests should be made payable to the Boston Seaman's Friend Society, Inc.
Contributions from churches and individuals solicited. Contributions received
on an annuity basis.
1934] Other Organizations 33
PILGRIM PLACE IN CLAREMONT
Homes for Missionaries, Ministers and other Christian Workers.
Founded in 1915; incorporated under the laws of California;
endorsed and commended by the National Council.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
Raymond C. Brooks, d. d.. President, 595 Mayflower Road, Claremont; Franklin
Warner, Vice-President, Claremont; Rev. Axbert P. Davis, Exec. Secretary,
595 Mayflower Road, Claremont; Rev. A. D. Stauffacheh, Rec. Secretary, 441
Harvard Ave.. Claremont; Harry T. Belcher, Treasurer, Claremont; Martin
Abehnethy, Claremont; Mrs. Maxwell Chaplin, Claremont; Rev. Arthur O.
Pritchard, Sierra Madre; Rev. John M. Schaefle, Los Angeles; Mrs. Doremus
ScuDDER, Claremont; Luther Freeman, d. d., Pomona; Mrs. W. H. Kerr,
Claremont; Mrs. R. K. Pitzer, Pomona; J. G. Zorn, Claremont; Honorary
Directors, Mrs. W. C. Merritt, Claremont; Mrs. E. C. Norton, Claremont; Mrs.
J. A. Blaisdell, Claremont; Rev. C. W. Lay, Long Beach.
LOCATION
Pilgrim Place is located upon a beautiful twenty acre tract in Claremont in
Southern California. Claremont is the home of Pomona College, Scripps College
for Women and Claremont Colleges and is recognized as one of the educational
centers of America. The town is in the midst of the orange belt, with the
Sierra Madre mountains rising to a height of 10,000 feet near by. Claremont is
thirty-three miles east from Los Angeles and twenty-five miles from Pasadena.
The purpose of Pilgrim Place is to provide comfortable homes at a minimum
cost for ministers, missionaries and other Christian workers and their families
in a region where living conditions are attractive and living costs are low.
Pilgrim Place operates 26 houses. A 4, 5 or 6-room cottage, fully furnished,
may be rented for from $25 to $40 per month. If a prospective resident prefers
to fiUTiish funds for the construction of his owrn home. Pilgrim Place is glad to
cooperate by providing land without charge. Such homes are held in the
name of the Corporation but are legally recognized as the homes of the builders
during their lifetime. Eight such homes are included in the Pilgrim Place area.
recent development
The Pilgrim Place grounds have been greatly improved. A commodious and
charming Administration Building has been provided. Two impressive entrance-
ways to the grounds, for which beautiful wrought iron gates were donated by the
Manhattan Church of New York, have been erected through the generous assist-
ance of friends. Porter Hall offers attractive accommodations for single persons.
The Hadley House is intended especially for women. Plans for other buildings
have been drawn and await funds from interested donors. Pilgrim Place invites
cooperation in the development of this important enterprise.
contributions will be welcomed
at the present time, especially for
1. General endowment, to provide for costs of maintenance and continuance
of low rental charges, $300,000.
2. Completion of plan for drives, walks and planting, estimated cost, $10,000.
3. Additional homes, each with suitable endowment for upkeep. Low
building costs now make a special appeal.
4. Further development of a Recreational Center, providing out-door games
for Pilgrim Place residents, $2,000.
bequests
Conditional gifts, yielding interest returns to the donors, are solicited.
Form of Bequest. — I give, devise and bequeath to "Pilgrim Place in Clare-
mont" incorporated under the laws of California the sum of dollars
(or the following described property).
Correspondence regarding Bequests, Annuities and other matters should be
addressed to the President, Rev. Raymond C. Brooks, or the Secretary, Rev.
Albert P. Davis, 595 Mayflower Road, Claremont, Calif.
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SCHAUFFLER SCHOOL
f Religious Education
A COLLEGE OF ] Missionary Training
( and Social Work.
FOR WOMEN
5111-5115 Fowler Avenue, S. E., Cleveland, Ohio
Rev. Raymond G. Clapp, d. d.. President
Organized 1886. Incorporated 1905, an Ohio Corporation, not for profit.
Trustees. — Clay Harrick, President, Mabie A. Jindra. Secretary, Robert L. Beck,
Mrs. C. R. Bissell, C. Clay Nims, Mrs. Charles M. Preston, Rev. Philip Smead
Bird, d. d., Miriam Woodberry.
Checks payable to Robert L. Beck, Treasurer. A Corporation of 24 mem-
bers, four elected annually for six-year terms, chooses trustees and advises on
general policies. Property ($385,000) reverts to Congregational Conference of
Ohio, if it ceases to be used for purposes of training young women in religious
and social leadership. Endowment and invested funds $161,940.
Under supervision of Congregational Education Society, $24,200 budget, about
$3,200 by income from endowment, about $500 by D. A. R. scholarships, about $6,500
from students, balance ($14,000) by direct gifts of individuals and churches of
this and other denominations. Estate Loans, Annuity Gifts, Legacies solicited.
Four-year course for high school graduates, one year for college graduates:
degree B. S. in R. E. and B. S. in Social Work. Graduates available as pastor's
assistants, directors of religious education, parish workers, missionaries — home or
foreign, Y. W. C. A. and settlement or social workers.
Unusual opportunities for scholarship self-help assistance. Special classes
to train those of foreign birth or parentage in English, when necessary.
Enrollment 78 of 12 nationalities or races and 17 denominations; 70% of these
are of American parentage, and 86% of American birth; from 17 states and 9
countries; evening extension classes in English and civics for immigrants, 221 of
21 nationalities.
Faculty and Administrative Staff — 11 resident, 18 non-resident (17 of these
only part time=ll full time teachers). Names and subjects about as in Year
Book for 1931. Catalog, Quarterly, application blank on request.
ADDRESSES OF OTHER CONGREGATIONAL AND
CHRISTIAN ORGANIZATIONS
Congregational Board oj Pastoral Supply
Maintained by the Congregational and Christian Conferences in the New
England States, 14 Beacon St., Boston, Mass.
The Christian Publishing Association, 219 So. Ludlow St., Dayton, Ohio
New York Congregational Home for the Aged
Serving the Greater New York area, 123 Linden Boulevard, Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Aged Christian Ministers Home Association, Lakemont, N. Y.
The Christian Orphanage
Agency of the Southern Convention of the Congregational and Christian
Churches, Elon College, N. C.
Granger Homestead, Canandaigua, N. Y.
Home for aged Congregational ministers. Correspondent: Rev. Lewis T. Reed,
D. D., 287 Fourth Ave., New York City.
1934] Theological Seminaries 35
THEOLOGICAL SEMINARIES
ANDOVER NEWTON THEOLOGICAL SCHOOL
Newton Centre, Massachusetts
An interdenominational theological school located in Greater Boston. Andover
was founded in 1807, Newton in 1825. Andover Newton was formed in 1931.
THE FACULTY
EvEHETT Cahleton Herkick, d. d., ll. d., President
Vaughan Dabney, d. d.. Dean and Bartlet Professor of Sacred Rhetoric
Frederick Lincoln Anderson, d. d.. Enter., Professor of Biblical Interpretation, New
Testament
Amos Niven Wilder, ph. d., Norris Professor of New Testament Interpretation
WiNFRED Nichols Donovan, d. d.. Professor of Biblical Interpretation, Old Testa-
ment
Henry Kalloch Rowe, ph. d., Professor of Church History
Richard Miner Vaughan, d. d.. Professor of Christian Theology
Daniel Evans, d. d.. Abbot Professor of Christian Theology
James Percival Berkeley, d. d.. Professor of Religious Education
Charles Nathaniel Arbuckle, d. d.. Associate Professor of Preaching
Basil Mathews, m. a. (Oxon.), Helen Barrett Montgomery Professor of Chris-
tianity and World Relations
Thomas S. Roy, d. d.. Instructor in Public Speaking
Dwight J. Bradley, d. d., Professor of Social Ethics
Richard Clarke Cabot, m. d.. Professor of Sociology and Applied Christianity
Austin Philip Guiles, m. a., b. d., ph. d.. Professor of Pastoral Psychology
Russell Chase Tuck, s. t. m.. Associate Professor of New Testament
Ellsworth M. Smith, m. a., b. d.. Director of Field Work
Elizabeth Miller Lobingier, ph. b.. Instructor in Religious Education
William Jacob Cloues, b. d., Alva Woods Librarian
Owen Hamilton Gates, ph. d., Andover Librarian
Andover Seminary has become affiliated with The Newton Theological Insti-
tution to form the new Andover Newton Theological School which is located at
Newton Centre, in the vicinity of Boston. The combination of the two schools
and the location, in greater Boston, make new and unusual advantages possible for
theological students interested in taking their professional study in New England.
The combined resources provide for an enrichment of the curriculum and an
enlargement of the faculty. The library facilities are imexcelled.
The Andover Newton Theological School in afiBliation with Harvard gives
the students the privilege of taking any work in Harvard open to theological
students and without additional expense. In greater Boston and New England
are many of the oldest and most famous of the educational institutions of the
country. As Andover Newton is in the midst of them, the students can
enjoy the cultural and traditional advantages which bring college and pro-
fessional students to Boston, not only from all over the country but from all
over the world.
The co-operation of the churches in the vicinity offers many opportunities
where, on the basis of co-operative scholarships, students can make their way
and at the same time gain valuable and practical experience. The School offers
scholarship grants, so far as it is able, to students dependent upon self-support
and seeks to aid in securing for them church positions in which service can
be given in return. Special fellowships are awarded to exceptional students.
The School grants three degrees: B. D., S. T. M., and M. R. E. The B. D. Is
granted after three years' study to students who have had a college course.
The M. R. E. is granted to women students with similar preparation after
two years' study. The S. T. M. is granted after at least a year of graduate study
and the presentation of a satisfactory thesis.
For catalogue and further information address the President or the Dean.
36 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1934
ATLANTA THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY FOUNDATION
Nashville. Tennessee
FACTTLTT
Wn-LiAM James Campbell, a. m., s. t. b., d. d.. President, Professor Church History.
William Allen Harper, m. a., lit. d., ll. d.. Professor Religious Education.
Malcolm Dana, b. d., d. d.. Lecturer in the Rural Church.
To the list of the Foundation Faculty may be added, for Academic purposes,
both the Faculty of Vanderbilt School of Religion and also others from the
Faculties of Vanderbilt University whose work contributes to ministerial education.
The Foundation is affiliated with Vanderbilt University, and offers every
advantage of location, education, and self support.
For information write William James Campbell. President.
BANGOR THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
Bangor. Me.
Incorporated under the laws of Massachusetts Feb. 25, 1814; charter con-
firmed by the Legislature of Maine, Feb. 19, 1831.
rACtJlTY
Harry Trust, d. d., litt. d.. President, Fogg Professor of Sacred Rhetoric and Oratory
Warren J. Moulton, ph. d., d. d., ll. d.. President Emeritus and Professor Emeritus
of New Testament Language and Literature.
Fbancis B. Denio, d. d.. Professor Emeritus of Old Testament Language and
Literature.
Calvtn M. Clark, d. d., Waldo Professor of Ecclesiastical History, and Lecturer on
Congregational Polity and Pastoral Theology.
Charles Gordon Gumming, ph.d., George A. Gordon Professor of Old Testament
Language and Literature.
Alfred Morris Perry, ph. n., d. d.. Associate Professor of New Testament Language
and Literature, and Librarian.
Marion J. Bradsraw, m. a., d. d.. Professor of the Philosophy of Religion.
Frank W. Clelland, ph. d., d. d.. Assistant Professor of New Testament Language
and Literature.
Clare J. Hewitt, m. a., d. d.. Professor of Rural Church Work.
E. Albert Cook, ph. d.. Acting Professor of Christian Theology
Rev. John M. Arters, d. d.. Lecturer on Methodist Polity.
Prof. Mark Bailey, m. a.. Instructor in Vocal Culture.
Rev. Frederick T. Persons, m. a.. Lecturer on Church Architecture.
Arlin Miller Cook, m. a.. Instructor in English.
lecturer on the bond foundation
Prof. Webster Chester, ph. d., of Colby College, on Biology.
convocation week lecturers
Rev. Harold Cooke Phillips, d. d.. Leader of the Quiet Hour.
Prof. Reinhold Niebuhr, d. d.. Lecturer on Applied Christianity.
Dean Thomas Wesley Graham, d. d.. Lecturer on Preaching.
Rev. Raymond Calkins, d. d.. Lecturer on Literature and Life.
1934] Theological Seminaries 37
THE CHICAGO THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
5757 University Avenue. Chicago
Albert W. Palmer, President.
A. C. McGiFFERT, Jr., Director of Studies.
Robert Cashman, Business Manager.
The Chicago Theological Seminary, established in 1855 to furnish training
for Christian leadership according to the highest academic standards, has been
a pioneer in the introduction into the theological curriculum of several unique
features designed to meet the changing spiritual needs of succeeding generations
For example, Dr. Graham Taylor was called to the chair of Christian Economics
when such a professorship was practically unknown. Recent developments have
been in the fields of research in personality problems; in studies of the city and
rural churches; in culture through art and drama, literature and music; and in
the supervision of the practical work of students with a view to their develop-
ment as leaders of the Institutions of religion in the modem world.
In 1915 the institution removed to the neighborhood of the University of
Chicago, with which It is afBliated through the Divinity School of the University.
Thus Seminary students enjoy the advantages of a University which is inter-
nationally known for its high standards and academic productiveness. In June.
1928, the new buildings of the Seminary were completed and dedicated.
THE FACULTY
Albert W. Palmer, d. d., ll. d.. President and Professor of Practical Theology.
Graham Taylor, a. m., d. d., ll. d.. Emeritus, Social Economics.
Arthur Cdshman McGiffert, Jr., d. b., a. m.. Christian Theology and Director of
Studies.
Benjamin Whxard Robinson, ph.d.. New Testament.
Arthur Erastus Holt, ph. d., d. d.. Social Ethics.
Fred Eastman, Litt. d.. Religious Literature and Drama.
Davis Edwards, a. m.. Public Speaking.
Wilhelm Pauck, th. d. (Giessen), Church History.
Matthew Spinka, a. m., ph. d.. Librarian and Lecturer in Church History.
Samuel Kincheloe, a. m., ph. d.. Sociology of Religion.
Walker Moore Alderton, a. m., d. b.. Director of Student Field Activities.
Carl Romig Hutchinson, d. b.. Research Associate.
Cecil Michener Smith, a. m.. Music.
Mrs. Clara E. Powell, ph. d.. Religious Education.
VonOgden Vogt, a. m., d. b.. Religion and Fine Arts.
Anton T. Boisen, a. m.. Pastoral Psychology.
James Mullenbach, d. b., ll. d.. Social Ethics.
Charles Clayton Morrison, ph. d.. International Relations.
Douglas Horton, d. d.. Practical Theology.
Robert Cashman, Business Administration.
To the list of the Seminary Faculty may be added, for academic purposes,
both the Faculty of the Divinity School and also others from the Faculties of the
University of Chicago, whose work contributes to ministerial education.
38 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1934
HARTFORD SEMINARY FOUNDATION
Hartford, Conn.
President. — Robbins Wolcott Barstow, d. d.. Practical Theology
President Emeritus. — Wu-liam Douglas Mackenzie, d. d., ll. d.
Secretary. — Asa Robert Crawford
Dean Hartford Theological Seminary. —Rockweli, Harmon Potter, d. d.. Practical
Theology
Dean Hartford School of Religious Education. — Karl R. Stolz, ph. d., d. d., English
Bible
Dean Kennedy School of Missions. — Edward Warren Capen, ph. d.. Sociology
Director of Residence. — Mrs. Marcia J. Lowell, b. s.
Librarian of The Case Memorial Library. — Charles Snow Thayer, ph. d.. Bibliology
Field Representative. — Willard T. Carter
A. J. William Myers, ph. d.. Education
Lewis Hodous, d. d.. Missions in China; Philosophy of Religion
George Ross Wells, ph. d.. Psychology
Alexander Converse Purdy, ph. d.. New Testament Exegesis
William Girdlestone Shellabear, d. d., Mohammedanism
Elbert Clarence Lane, d. d., Hebrew and Greek
Elmer E. S. Johnson, ph. d., d. d., Reformation and Modern Church History
Henry Winters Luce, d. d., Missions in China
Herbert H. Farmer, m. a.. Systematic Theology
Plato Ernest Shaw, b. litt.. Early Church History
Eleanor Hope Johnson, ph. d.. Psychology
Malcolm Dana, d. d.. Rural Church Work
Mrs. Agnes C. L. Donohugh, m. a., f. r. a. i., Ethnology
Edna May Baxter, m. a., b. d.. Education
Charles Thomas Paxjl, d. d., f. r. g. s.. Missions in Latin America
Andrew Fitch Hensey, d. d., f. r. g. s. Missions in Central Africa
Edwin E. Calverley, ph. d., Mohammedanism
Moses Bailey, s. t. m., ph. d.. Old Testament Exegesis
HoRNELL NoRRis Hart, PH. D., Social Ethics
Kendrick Grobel, c. t. s., ph. d., Instructor in New Testament
NicoL Macnicol, d. d., d. litt., Lecturer in India Department
Melancthon W. Jacobus, d. d.. Dean Emeritus Theological Seminary, New Testa-
ment
Edward Hooker Knight, d. d.. Dean Emeritus School of Religious Education,
Bible
Waldo Selden Pratt, mus. d., l. h. d.. Emeritus, Liturgies
Arthur Lincoln Gillett, d. d.. Emeritus, Apologetics
Charles Stoddard Lane, d. d.. Emeritus, Church History
William Charles Willoughby, f. r. g. s., f. r. a. i., Emeritus, Missions in Africa
Duncan Black MacDonald. d. d.. Emeritus, Semitic Languages
Curtis M. Geer, ph. d., Emeritus, Social Service
The three distinct Schools of the Hartford Seminary Foundation offer training
for all forms of Christian service. The thirty-acre campus with distinguished
buildings gives equipment for nearly 250 courses offered by over fifty professors,
instructors and lecturers. The Case Memorial Library of 200,000 volumes and
pamphlets is one of the greatest theological libraries in the country. All classes
are open to both men and women.
The Hartford Theological Seminary prepares college graduates for the ministry
of the Gospel. It uses the resources of modern scholarship in the service of the
Christian faith in training for ministerial work. The degree of b. d. is granted
for the completion with credit of the regular course. Degrees of s. x. m. and ph. d.
are granted for advanced worl:.
The School of Religious Education trains men and women for positions of
leadership m the field of religious education, and provides a thorough practical
training for lay workers in other forms of church service. A two-years' course
for those who have had two years of college work or are graduates of normal
school leads to the degree of b. r. e. For college graduates a more advanced
course is offered, leading to m. b. e., m. a., or ph. d.
The Kennedy School of Missions furnishes Special Missionary Preparation for
missionaries, candidates and appointees of all Mission Boards. It has served
most of the large Mission Boards of the United States and Canada. Its alumni
are m all the great mission fields. Degrees of m. a. and ph. d. are granted for
advanced work.
For information address the Deans of the respective Schools.
1934] Theological Seminaries 39
OBERLIN GRADUATE SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY
Oberlin, Ohio
President. — Ernest Hatch Wilkins, ph. d., litt. d., ll. d.
Dean, Thomas Wesley Graham, d. d., Homiletics
George Walter Fiske, ph. d., d. d.. Practical Tlieology, Religious Education
Francis William Buckler, m. a., m. r. a. s.. Church History
Walter Marshall Horton, b. d., ph. d., s. t. m.. Philosophy of Christianity and
Christian Ethics.
Clarence Tucker Craig, ph. d., s. t. b., d. d., New Testament
Robert Elliott Brown, b. d., d. d., Practical Theology and Human Relations
Clarence Herbert Hamilton, ph. d., History and Philosophy of Religion and
Christian Missions
Herbert Gordon May, m. a., b. d., ph. d.. Old Testament Language and Literature
Frank Hugh Foster, ph. d., s. t. d., Professor Emeritus of Church History
Herbert Alden Youtz, ph. d., s. t. b., ph. d., d. d.. Professor Emeritus of Philosophy of
Religion and Christian Ethics.
Kemper Fullerton, a. m., d. th., d. d.. Professor Emeritus of Old Testament.
Julian Morgenstern, ph. d.. President of Hebrew Union College, Haskell Lecturer,
1934-35.
The Graduate School of Theology provides the opportunity for college grad-
uates to get adequate training for Christian service in the ministry of the
church, secretaryship of the Yoimg Women's Christian Association or Young
Men's Christian Association at home or abroad, for leadership in religious
education at home or abroad and for Christian social service in city or country
communities. Throughout its history, though independent by charter, Oberlin
has sustained the most friendly relationship with Congregational churches
and work.
Equipment. — In September of 1931 the School of Theology moved into new
quarters. It now occupies a group of buildings designed by Mr. Cass Gilbert
and made possible by the generous gift of two friends of the School, the late
Mrs. D. Willis James and Mr. John D. Rockefeller, Jr. The theological group,
built in North Italian style, is composed of two buildings connected by cloisters
to form a quadrangle. One of these buildings is used for classroom, chapel and
administration purposes, and the other for dormitories for single and married
students, a refectory, a library, a recreation room and a gymnasium. These new
buildings compose a quadrangle of unusual beauty and utility. Students in the
School of Theology use the main library of Oberlin College which contains
332.866 bound volumes and as many pamphlets. The library files include the
leading secular and religious newspapers and the leading monthlies and quar-
terlies. The Oberlin library is the largest college library in the United States.
The library and seminar rooms in the theological quadrangle house about twenty
thousand of the most active books in the theological section and the periodicals
required by theological students. The gymnasium and recreation rooms in the
quadrangle are well equipped for physical training and indoor games. The
athletic fields and tennis courts of Oberlin College provide amply for out door
exercise.
Terms of Admission. — College graduation and church membership are re-
quired. Men and women of any denomination, race, or color are admitted.
This year we find fifteen denominations are represented in the student body.
Degrees in Course. — The degree of Bachelor of Divinity is granted at the
completion of a three years' course covering ninety semester hours of work
chosen from a broad range of courses set up in a curriculum which recently has
been restudied and revised. The degrees of Master of Arts and Master of The-
ology are also offered.
Special Assets. — Students in the Graduate School of Theology have the
advantage of being a part of the student body of one of the most cosmopolitan
colleges in America. They share in the imiversity privileges and the scholarly
standards and fine Christian ideals of Oberlin. Oberlin is a center of unique
and broad missionary interests, and has contributed largely to the missionary
forces of the Congregational Church. The Oberlin Conservatory of Music is one
of the leading conservatories of the world, and makes available unusual musical
advantages. Oberlin is equipped with a splendid Art Building, a fine Art Library
which includes a collection of over 60,000 stereopticon art slides. Living expense
is moderate and the generous scholarships and prizes with the opportunities for
self-help in the community make complete self-support possible.
For catalogue and further information, address the Dean.
40 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1934
YALE UNIVERSITY DIVINITY SCHOOL
New Haven, Conn.
Open for service, 1822. This School is undenominational, but is mentioned
as having had a Congregational origin and early history.
FACDLTY
James Rowland Angell, ph. d., litt. d., ll. d.. President.
Rev. Lutheb Allan Weigle, ph. d., d. d., litt. d., s. t. d., ll. d.. Dean of the Divinity
School and Sterling Professor of Religious Education.
Rev. Charles Reynolds Brown, d. d., ll. d., s. t. d.. Dean of the Divinity School on
the Justus S. Hotchkiss Foundation, and Pastor of the University Chvirch,
Emeritus.
Rev. Frank Chamberlin Porter, ph. d., d. d., Wtnkley Professor of Biblical The-
ology, Emeritus.
E. Hershey Sneath, ph. d., ll. d.. Professor of the Philosophy of Religion and of
Religious Education, Emeritus.
Rev. John Clark Archer, ph. d., Hoober Professor of Comparative Religion.
Rev. Mti.t.ar Burrows, ph. d., Winkley Professor of Biblical Theology.
Rev. George Dahl, ph. d.. Holmes Professor of the Hebrew Language and Literature.
Rev. Charles Allen Dinsmore, d. d.. Lecturer on the Spiritual Content of Literature
on the Mattatuck Foundation.
Hubert Greaves, m. a.. Professor of Public Speaking.
Rev. Hugh Hahtshorne, ph. d.. Research Associate in Religion.
Rev. Kenneth Scott Latourette, ph. d., d. d., D. Willis James Professor of Missions
and Oriental History.
Rev. Halford Edward Luccock, d. d., litt. d.. Professor of Homiletics.
Rev. Douglas Clyde Macintosh, ph. d., d. d., Dwight Professor of Theology, and
Chairman of the Department of Religion in the Graduate School.
Rev. Robert Seneca Smith, ph. d., Horace Bushnell Professor of Christian Nurture.
Rev. Henry Hallam Tweedy, d. d.. Professor of Practical Theology.
Rev. Roland Herbert Bainton, ph. d.. Associate Professor of Church History.
Rev. Robert Lowry Calhoun, ph. d.. Associate Professor of Historical Theology.
Rev. Malcolm Dana, d. d.. Associate Professor of Rural Church Work.
Rev. Jerome Davis, ph. d., d. d., ll. d.. Associate Professor of Practical Philanthropy
on the Gilbert L. Stark Foundation.
Rev. H. Richard Niebuhr, ph. d.. Associate Professor of Christian Ethics.
Clarence Prouty Shedd, ph. d., Associate Professor of Christian Methods on
the Stephen Merrell Clement Foundation.
Rev. Paul Herman Vieth, ph. d.. Associate Professor of Religious Education and
Director of Field Work.
Rev. Carl Herman Kraeling, ph. d.. Assistant Professor of New Testament Criti-
cism and Interpretation.
Raymond Philip Morris, b. l. s.. Librarian of the Divinity School.
Relation to the University. — The Divinity School is one of the coordinate
departments of Yale University. Tlie studies are arranged in five vocational
groups, each leading to the degree of a. d. These groups are (a) The Preaching
Ministry and Pastoral Service; (b) Foreign Missionary Service; (c) Religious
Education in Church and School; (d) Community Service Through Religious
Agencies; (e) Religious Leadership in Colleges and Universities; (f) Teaching and
Research in Religion. A graduate class for advanced study is also offered, lead-
ing to the degree of m. a., or ph. d.
Opportunities for Self-Help. — The scholarship funds of the school are used to
create opportunities through which the students may receive training for their
future work.
Application for Admission. — Only graduates of colleges or universities of
recognized standing are admitted to the School. Catalogues and forms of appli-
cation for admission may be obtained by addressing the Dean, 409 Prospect St.,
New Haven, Conn. The next year will begin on Monday, Sept. 23, 1935.
1934]
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41
PACIFIC SCHOOL OF RELIGION
Berkeley, Calif.
Founded, 1866. Incorporated in California, Feb. 3, 1872.
Herman F. Swartz, m. sc, d. d., ll. d.. President and Professor, Christian Ethics.
William Frederic Bade, b. d., ph. d., litt. d.. Professor of Old Testament Literature
and Semitic Language and Director Palestine Institute.
John Wright Buckham, a. b., d. d.. Professor of Christian Theology and Philosophy
of Religion.
Chester Charlton McCown, b. d., ph. d., d. d.. Dean and Professor of New Testament
Literature and Interpretation.
George Tolover Tolson, a. m., b. d., d. d.. Librarian and Professor of Church History.
Carl Safford Patton, m. a., b. d., ph. d., d. d., ll. d.. Professor of Homiletics.
Ralph C. Waddell, m. a., b. d., th. d.. Lecturer in Religious Education and Student
Advisor.
Walter Bronson Thomas, b. p. e.. Instructor in Community Recreation.
Anthony Faulkner Blanks, m. a., ph. d.. Instructor in Expression.
Otto H. Houser, a. m., d. d.. Lecturer in Methodist History and Polity.
John J. Banninga, a. m., d. d., Lecturer in History of Religions and Foreign Service
Noel Keys, a. m., ph. d., Lecturer in Religious Education
Pierson Parker, a. m., th. d., Instructor in Biblical Languages and Literature
Percy Friars Valentine, litt. m., d. ed.. Lecturer in Religious Education
Mabel Hill Redfield, Lecturer in Sacred Music
The School of Religion is adjacent to the University of California, the libraries
and the courses of which institution are of great service to the students of this
school.
The School of Religion trains men and women for the pastorate, religious
education, social service, and missions.
A college degree is required for admission. Apply for information concerning
degrees and advanced courses.
The Palestine Institute is a laboratory for biblical studies, employing
among other resources the noteworthy archaeological treasures being recovered
from the explorations made by Dr. Bade for the School at Tell-en-Nasbeh.
The location of the School is wonderfully beautiful, and the climate is even,
cool, and stimulative, favorable for study during the entire year.
Sixty-ninth year begins August 26, 1935.
THEOLOGICAL SEMINARIES
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63
231
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221
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44 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1934
NECROLOGY
BRIEF BIOGRAPHIES OF CONGREGATIONAL AND CHRISTIAN
MINISTERS WHOSE DEATHS WERE REPORTED
DURING THE YEAR 1934
In many cases further information is on file in the office of the
General Council. This may be had on request.
Akimo, James K., horn, Waiohinu, Hawaii, Sept. 2, 1895. Education:
Biblical Seminary (New York City), 1921, graduate; Princeton Theological
Seminary, 1922, graduate. Ordination: Presbyterian, Princeton, N. J.,
April 24, 1922; entered Congregational fellowship, 1922. Congregational
Pastorate: Hauula, Kahuku, T. H., 1922-34. Died at Honolulu, Hawaii,
Jan. 24, 1934.
Anderson, Harold Ernest, horn, Sidney, New South Wales, AiistraUa,
Feb. 17, 1868. Education: Colorado College, B. A., 1897; Chicago Theo-
logical Seminary, B. D., 1898. Ordination: Congregational Council, Strong
City, Kan., May 15, 1899. Congregational Pastorates: Strong City, Kan.,
1898-1900; Craig, Colo., 1900-04, also serving Maybell, 1903-04; Hot Sulphur
Springs and Kremmling, Colo., 1904-05; Elk and West Branch, Wash.,
1905-08, also serving Chattaroy and Milan, 1906-08; Puyallup, Alderton
and McMillin, Wash., 1914-16; Weaverville, Cal., 1916-18; Oil Center, Cal.,
1919-23; Graham, Cal., 1923-34. District Missionary for western Wash-
ington and northern Idaho, 1908-14. Died at Los Angeles, Cal., April 8,
1934.
Armes, Arza Herbert, bom, Wilmot, N. H., Jan. 22, 1860. Education:
Dartmouth College, B. A., 1885; Andover Theological Seminary, 1889,
graduate. Ordination: Congregational Council, Manchester, N. H., Dec.
17, 1889. Congregational Pastorates: North Londonderry and Goifs Falls,
N. H., 1889-92; Franconia, N. H., 1892-95; Warner, N. H., 1896-98; Carlisle,
Mass., 1898-1907; Westminster, Mass., 1907-10; North Middleboro, Mass.,
1910-13; Northwood, N. H., 1913-15; Slatersville, R. I., 1917-20; Manomet,
Mass., 1924-28. Died at Bala Cynwyd, Pa., Feb. 23, 1934.
Atwood, James Noah, horn, Frankfort, Me., June 10, 1866. Education:
Bates College, B. A., 1915; Bangor Theological Seminary, 1912, graduate.
Ordination: Methodist Episcopal, Vinal Haven, Me., April 29, 1906; entered
the Congregational fellowship in 1915. Congregational Pastorates: East
Simmer, Me., 1912-17; Andover, Me., 1917-19; Berkshire, N. Y., 1919-25;
Coventry, Conn., 1925-31; West Newfield, Me., 1931-33. Died, Freeporit,
Me., Aug. 8, 1934.
Axton, John Thomas, bom. Salt Lake City, Utah, July 28, 1870.
Honorary Degrees: D. D., Middlebury College, 1919; Ursinus College, 1923;
Elon College, 1923. Awarded D. S. M. (U. S.A.), 1919; Chevalier Legion
of Honor (French), 1922; Croce di Guerra (Italian), 1922. Ordination:
Congregational Council, Salt Lake City, Utah, June 3, 1902. Chaplain,
United States Army, 1902-20, Chief of Chaplains, 1920-28. Died at Wash-
ington, D. C, July 20, 1934. (See Who's Who in America.)
Baldwin, Theodore Alling, bom, Newark, N. J., Nov. 1. 1843. Edu-
cation: College of New Jersey (now Princeton University), B. A., 1863;
Princeton Theological Seminary, 1867, graduate. Ordination: Presbytery
of Newark, N. J., July 2, 1867; entered Congregational fellowship, 1903.
1934] Necrology 45
Missionary of the American Board in Western Turkey Mission, 1867-1909.
Died at Orange, N. J., June 9, 1934.
Barnard, Elihu Cooley, born, Lyme, Huron County, Ohio, Aug. 8,
1835. Education: Oberlin College, B. A., 1860, M. A., 1863; Chicago The-
ological Seminary, 1866, graduate. Ordination: Congregational Coimcil,
Jefferson, Chicago, 111., Dec. 18, 1866. Congregational Pastorates: Jefferson,
m., 1866-70; Griggsville, 111., 1870-74; Moline, 111., 1874-81; Sandusky, Ohio,
1881-83; Sheffield, Ohio, 1884-87; Whitewater, Wis., 1889-97; Koshkonong,
Whitewater, Wis., 1901-05. Died at Washington, D. C, Jan. 5, 1934.
Basham, Charles Wallace, born in Suffolk Coimty, England, Jvme 6,
1859. Ordination: Free Baptist, 1907; entered Congregational fellowship,
1910. Congregational Pastorates: Quasqueton and NewtonvHle (Keine),
Iowa, 1910-15; Grand River and Wells, Iowa, 1915-18; Orient, Iowa,
1918-33. Died at Orient, Iowa, Sept. 20, 1934.
bAYLEY, DwiGHT SMITH, bom, New York City, May 30, 1871. Educa-
tion: Colorado College, 1897, graduate; Chicago Theological Seminary,
1900, graduate. Ordination: Congregational Council, Grand Junction,
Colo., Sept. 20, 1900. Congregational Pastorates: Grand Junction, Colo.,
1900-02; Kingfisher, Okla., 1902-05; Snohomish, Wash., 1905-07; Missoula,
Mont., 1907-10; Maplewood, Mo., 1910-15; Pilgrim Church, Birmingham,
Ala., 1915-18. Statistical Secretary and Treasurer, Montana Association
of Congregational Churches; 1909-10; Statistical Secretary, Missouri Con-
gregational Conference, 1913-15. Died at Atlanta, Ga., Oct. 10, 1934.
Beach, Arthur Granville, born, Marietta, Ohio, Nov. 29, 1870. Edu-
cation: Marietta College, B. A., 1891; Divinity School of Yale University,
B. D., 1896; student. University of Berlin, 1896-97; University of Michigan,
Ph. D., 1913. Honorary Degree: D. D., Marietta College, 1910. Ordination:
Congregational Council, Ashland, Wis., Oct. 19, 1897. Congregational
Pastorates: Ashland, Wis., 1897-1901; Ypsilanti, Mich., 1901-12. Projessor,
English literature, Marietta College, 1913-34. Publication: Endeavors
After the Spirit of Religion, 1912. Died at Marietta, Ohio, Jan. 27, 1934.
(See Who's Who in America.)
Beard, Augustus Field, bom, Norwalk, Conn., May 11, 1833. Educa-
tion: Yale University, B. A., 1857, M. A., 1860; Auburn Theological Sem-
inary, 1857-58; Union Theological Seminary, B. D., 1860. Honorary
Degree: D. D., Syracuse University, 1875. Ordination: Congregational
Cotmcil, Norwalk, Conn., June, 1860. Congregational Pastorates: Cape
Elizabeth, Me., 1860-62; Bath, Me., 1862-69; Plymouth Church, Syracuse,
N. Y., 1869-83. Corresponding secretary, American Missionary Asso-
ciation, 1886-1903, editor, 1903-28, honorary secretary, 1928-34. Publi-
cations: The Story of John Frederick Oberlin; A Crusade of Brotherhood.
Died at Norwalk, Conn., Dec. 22, 1934. (See Who's Who in America.)
Bekeschus, Edward, born in Germany, July 6, 1869. College education
in Switzerland. Ordination: Lutheran, Synod of Texas, 1900; entered
Congregational fellowship, 1905. German Congregational Pastorates:
Alexander, Kan. (organized), 1904-07; Garden City, Kan., 1907-10; Fort
Collins, Colo., 1910-11; Stuyvesant Falls, N. Y., 1924-34. Died at Lorenz
Park, Hudson, N. Y., July 8, 1934.
Berry, Edward Atkinson, born in the Township of Reach near Toronto,
Ontario, May 23, 1847. Education: Victoria University, Toronto, graduate.
Honorary Degree: D. D. Ordination: Congregational Council in Canada,
46 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1934
about 1867. Congregational Pastorates: Organized and served three Con-
gregational churches in Canada prior to 1880. Pontiac, Mich., 1880-83;
Romeo, Mich., 1884-89; Central Church, Chattanooga, Tenn. (organized),
1891-96; First Church, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, 1896-1902; Meadows, Ida.,
1910-13, also organizing and serving McCall, 1912-13; Alton, Hydesville,
Loleta and Rohnerville, Cal., 1913-15; organized Federated Church, Atasca-
dero, Cal. of which he was pastor emeritus at the time of his death.
Professor, pastoral theology, and secretary, Atlanta Theological Seminary,
1902-04. Died at Glendale, Cal., Oct. 11, 1934.
BiTLER, Thomas Bruce, horn, Harrison, Ohio, June 16, 1889. Education:
Taylor University; Bowdoin College, B. A., 1915; Bangor Theological
Seminary, 1913, graduate; Andover Theological Seminary, S. T. B., 1916.
Ordination: Congregational Council, Strong, Me., Oct. 24, 1913. Congrega-
tional Pastorates: Orland, Me., 1912-13; New Vineyard and Strong, Me.,
1913-15; Rutland, Mass., 1915-16; Hamilton, Mass., 1916-19; Pilgrim
Church, North Weymouth, Mass., 1919-23; Prospect Hill Church, Somer-
ville, Mass., 1923-30; First Church, Northampton, Mass., 1930-34. Died at
Arlington, Mass., Feb. 24, 1934.
Bloom, William Knighton, born, Doncaster, Yorkshire, England, Feb.
1, 1866. Education: College of the City of London; University of Chicago;
Chicago Theological Seminary. Honorary Degree: D. D., Fargo College,
1920. Ordination: Congregational Council, Creal Springs, 111., Oct. 17,
1898. Congregational Pastorates: Vienna, 111., 1898-1901, also serving Creal
Springs and Fairview, 1898-1900, and New Grand Chain, 1900-01; Sandoval,
111., 1901-06; Oneida, 111., 1906-09; Williston, N. Dak., 1909-12. Assistant
superintendent. Congregational Conference of North Dakota, 1912-19;
Secretary, Sunday School Extension Society, 1919-26; Secretary of Mis-
sions for Eastern Division of the Extension Boards, 1926-34, also Regional
Secretary of the Commission on Missions for the Southeast, 1928-34. Died
at New York City, March 14, 1934.
BoswoRTH, Richard Harrison, horn, Rootstown, Ohio, Feb. 11, 1849.
Education: Wesleyan University (Illinois), B. A., 1875; Garrett Biblical
Institute, B. D., 1880. Ordination: Reformed Episcopal, Chicago, 111.,
March 12, 1882; entered Congregational fellowship, 1889. Congregational
Pastorates: Mayflower Branch of Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, N. Y.,
1889-94; Eastern Avenue Church, Springfield, Mass., 1894-99; Woodhaven,
N. Y., 1899-1911; Townshend, Vt., 1914-24. Died at Burlington, Vt.,
June 1, 1934.
Braun, August H., horn, Tramke, Province Pommern, Germany,
Dec. 2, 1873. Education: Berlin, Germany. Ordination: Evangelical, 1916;
entered Congregational fellowship, 1928. Ger^nan Cojigregational Pastor-
ates: Manitou and Clinton, Okla., 1928-29; Pilgrim Church, Chattanooga,
Okla., 1929-31; First Church, Omaha, Neb., 1932-34. Died at Omaha, Neb.,
Feb. 14, 1934.
Brown, John Tilman, horn, Alamance County, N. Car., June 2, 1865.
Education: Bennett College, 1925, graduate. Ordination: Congregational
Council, McLeansville, N. Car., June 15, 1919. Congregational Pastorates:
Union Grove Church, McLeansville, N. Car., 1916-20; Clinton, Memorial
Church, Burlington and St. Andrews Chapel, Haw River, N. Car., 1925-34.
Died at Greensboro, N. Car., Sept. 3, 1934.
Brown, William Martin, horn, New Britain, Conn., Aug. 12, 1854.
Education: Yale University, 1876, graduate; Union Theological Seminary,
1880, graduate. Ordination: Congregational Council, South Church, New
1934] Necrology 47
Britain, Conn., May 13, 1880. Congregational Pastorates: Blue Rapids,
Kan., 1887-89; Austin, Tex., 1889-94; Bloomfield, Conn., 1896-1905; Hamp-
ton, Conn., 1910-14. President, Tillotson College, 1889-94. Died at Wind-
ham, Conn., Nov. 8, 1934.
BuRHANS, Paul Charles, horn, Burlington, Iowa, Oct. 19, 1856. Ordina-
tion: Free Methodist, Chicago Conference, Oct. 1879; entered Congre-
gational fellowship, 1889. Congregational Pastorates: Centralia, 111., 1889-
92; Villa Ridge and Beechwood, 111. (organized), 1892-93; First Church,
Hennessey, Okla., 1894-95, also serving Hope Church, 1895; Sedgwick,
Kan., 1896-98; Seward, Neb., 1899-1900; Second Church, Eau Claire, Wis.,
1903-04; Sykeston, N. Dak., 1904-06; Glendive, Mont, (organized), 1907-11;
Roundup, Mont., 1912-14; First Church, Austin, Tex. (associate pastor),
1915; First Church, Palestine, Tex., 1915-19; Peoples Church, Sanford, Fla.,
1920-24. Died at Ft. Myers, Fla., June 23, 1934.
Butler, George Manley, horn, Hyde Park, Mass., Jan. 26, 1870. Edu-
cation: Amherst College, B. A., 1897, M. A., 1904; Divinity School of Yale
University, B. D., 1900; graduate student, Oxford University and University
of Berlin, 1900-01. Ordination: Congregational Council, New Bedford,
Mass., June 30, 1902. Congregational Pastorates: Trinitarian Church, New
Bedford, Mass. (associate pastor), 1901-03; Mystic Church, Medford, Mass.,
1904-17; Allin Church, Dedham, Mass., 1921-34. Died at Dedham, Mass.,
Dec. 1, 1934.
Byers, Ralph Caruthers, horn, Shippensburg, Pa., Dec. 28, 1862.
Education: Waynesburg College, B. A., 1894. Ordination: Presbyterian,
in Pennsylvania, 1892; entered Congregational fellowship, 1903. Con-
gregational Pastorates: Henderson (organized) and Brighton, Colo.,
1903-09, also serving Rose Hill, 1907-09; Lafayette, Colo., 1909-11; North
Church, Denver, Colo., 1911-13; Silverton, Colo., 1913-19; Hayden, Colo.,
1919-21; Henderson, Colo, (second pastorate), 1921-34, also serving Pil-
grim Church, Denver, Colo., 1921-31. Died at Denver, Colo., March 14,
1934.
Carr, James Scott, horn, London, England, Feb. 15, 1855. Education:
Colgate University; Oxford University, Ph. D. Ordination: Methodist
Episcopal, Sept. 15, 1885; entered Congregational fellowship, 1895. Congre-
gational Pastorates: Plymouth Church, St. Louis, Mo., 1895-1900; Anna,
111., 1900; Rosemond, 111., 1901-04; Ontario, 111., 1904-06; Providence, 111.,
1906-08; West Terre Haute, Ind., 1908-10; Rockefeller (now Area), 111.,
1910-13; Fairmount, Ind., 1913-15; Forrest, 111., 1915-22; Avon, 111., 1922-27.
Died at Winnetka, 111., Feb. 23, 1934.
Chambers, John Milton, horn, Cargill, Ontario, Canada, Sept. 10, 1868.
Education: Northwestern College, B. A., 1896. M. A., 1899; Garrett Bibli-
cal Institute, 1898, graduate. Ordination: Methodist, Lancaster, Pa., 1901;
entered Congregational fellowship, 1910. Congregational Pastorates:
North Church, New Bedford, Mass. (associate pastor) , 1910-12; First and
North Churches, Kennebunkport, Me., 1912-17; Oxford, N. Y., 1920-31.
Professor of elocution, Williams College, 1902-03; of Latin and English,
Fisk University, 1917-18; Field representative, Pilgrim Memorial Fund
in Massachusetts, 1919-20. Puhlication: A Practical Reader and Speaker.
Died at Ocean Park, Me., June 28, 1934.
Chambers, William Nesbitt, horn, North Norwich, Ontario, Canada,
Feb. 22, 1853. Education: Queen's University, Ontario, 1871-73; Princeton
University, B. A., 1876, M. A., 1879; Union Theological Seminary, 1879,
48 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1934
graduate. Honorary Degree: D. D., Queen's University, 1911 and Princeton
University, 1911. Ordination: Congregational Council, Sherburne, N. Y.,
Sept. 12, 1879. Missionary of the American Board in Erzerum, Tvirkey,
1879-1900; Adana Station, Central Turkey Mission, 1900-22. President,
International Relief Commission. Publication: Yoljuluk. Died at Beirut,
Syria, Aug. 7, 1934. (See Who's Who in America.)
Chandler, John Sctjdder, horn, Madura, India, April 12, 1849. Educa-
tion: Yale University, B. A., 1870; Divinity School of Yale University,
B. D., 1873. Honorary Degree: D. D., Yale University, 1923. Ordination:
Congregational Council, New Haven, Conn., May 8, 1873. Missionary of
the American Board in Madura Mission, India, 1873-1928. Publications:
History of Christianity in India; Jesuit Missions in Madura; Seventy-Five
Years in the Madura Mission; Translation in Tamil of the Old Testament;
Revision of the Tamil translation of the New Testament. A collaborator of
Tamil Dictionary. Died at Neutral Saddle, near Madura, South India,
June 19, 1934.
Childress, John F., born, Charleston, 111., March 14, 1858. Ordination:
Presbyterian, Oct. 10, 1886; entered Congregational fellowship, 1891. Con-
gregational Pastorates: Summer Hill and Atlas, 111., 1891-93; Hillsboro, HI.,
1894-97; Dongola and Mill Creek, EL, 1897-99; Stark, HI., 1899-1900;
Plymouth Church, Terre Haute, Ind., 1900-02; Peru, 111., 1902-08; Ellis,
Kan., 1908-10; Olney, 111., 1910-11; Postville, Iowa, 1911-17. Died at
Charleston, 111., Aug. 11, 1934.
CoE, George Walter, born, Montgomery County, Missouri, Feb. 21, 1872.
Ordination: Separate Baptist, Jackson Church, Tipton County, Ind., Aug.
27, 1896; entered Christian fellowship in 1914. Christian Pastorates:
Dundee Church, Alexandria, Pikes Peak Church, Yorktown and Center,
Ind., 1912-13; Whetstone Church, Anderson, Sugar Creek Church, Kirklin
and Moorland, Ind., 1913-14; Bethel Church, Clinton Co., Frankfort, Ind.,
1914-15; Straughn, Ind., 1915-16; Burrows, Ind., 1917-18; Landisville
Church, Vanburen, Ind., 1918-19; Alexandria, Ind., 1923-24; Pleasant Ridge
Church, Medora, Ind., 1924-30, also serving New Bethel Church, Edin-
burg, Ind., 1925-28 and Clifford, Ind., 1928-30; Liberty Church, Norman
Station, Ind., 1931-33. Died at Norman Station, Ind., Nov. 22, 1934.
Crites, Isaiah E., born, Aultsville, Ontario, Canada, May 3, 1856. Edu-
cation: HiUsdale College. Ordination: Free Will Baptist, 1880; entered
Congregational fellowship, 1913. Congregational Pastorates: JeflEerson,
Mich., 1913-16, also serving Ransom, 1913-15; Butternut, Mich., 1916-20.
Died at Hillsdale, Mich., April 22, 1934.
Croker, George Henry, born, Devon, England, July 7, 1863. Educa-
tion: Wheaton College, 1893, graduate; Wheaton Theological Seminary,
1888, graduate. Ordination: Wesleyan Methodist, Whiting, Iowa, 1888;
entered Congregational fellowship, 1893. Congregational Pastorates:
Whiting, Iowa, 1893-98; Larchwood, Iowa, 1898-1902; Green Mountain,
Iowa, 1902-07; Whiting, Iowa (second pastorate), 1925-28, pastor emeritus,
1928-34. Died at Whiting, Iowa, April 12, 1934.
Davenport, Henry Adolphus, born. North Stamford, Conn., March 26,
1845. Education: Amherst College, B. A., 1870; M. A., 1875. Union The-
ological Seminary, 1873, graduate. Ordination: Congregational Council,
Stamford, Conn., June 18, 1873. Died at Bridgeport, Conn., Oct. 19, 1934.
Davies, John Benjamin, born, Narbeth, Pembroke Shire, South Wales,
Oct. 28, 1858. Education: Brecon College; Oberlin Theological Seminary.
1934] Necrology 49
Ordination: Congregational Council, Radnor, Ohio, Feb. 20, 1885. Coti-
gregational Pastorates: Radnor and Troedrhiwdalar, Ohio, 1884-88; Fred-
ericksburg, Ohio, 1888-90; Lexington, Ohio, 1890-92; St. Marys, Ohio,
1892-93; Chenoa, 111., 1893-96; Elm Street Church, Youngstown, Ohio,
1896-1907; First Church, Wilkes Barre, Pa., 1907-09; Mahanoy City, Pa.,
1909-12; Morristown, N. Y., 1912-20; West Groton, N. Y., 1920-22; First
Church, Wilkes Barre, Pa. (second pastorate), 1922-34. Died at Wilkes
Barre, Pa., Feb. 17, 1934.
De Lapp, Ambrose Clarke, horn, Mauston, Wis., Jan. 26, 1884. Edu-
cation: Morningside College, B. A., 1916; Andover Theological Seminary,
S. T. B., 1919. Honorary Degree: D. D., Morningside College, 1931.
Ordination: Methodist Episcopal, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Sept. 12, 1913; en-
tered Congregational fellowship, 1918. Congregational Pastorates: North
Middleboro, Mass., 1916-18; North Woburn, Mass., 1918-22; St. Johnsbury,
Vt., 1922-26; South Norwalk, Conn., 1927-34. Died at South Norwalk,
Conn., April 29, 1934.
Duncklee, Maurice Johnson, horn, Webster, N. H., Feb. 15, 1875.
Education: Dartmouth College, B. A., 1902; Andover Theological Sem-
inary, S. T. B., 1905. Ordination: Congregational Council, Haverhill, N. H.,
Aug. 29, 1905. Congregational Pastorates: Cornish, N. H., 1897-1900; Hav-
erhill, N. H., 1905-08, also serving Pike, N. H., 1907-08; Saxonville, Mass.,
1908-13; Winter St. Church, Bath, Me., 1913-17; Bethany Branch, United
Church, Bridgeport, Conn., 1919-25; West Lebanon, N. H., 1925-34. Died
at West Lebanon, N. H., Feb. 21, 1934.
Dyer, Almon Jesse, horn, Cummington, Mass., Oct. 28, 1857. Educa-
tion: Amherst College, B. A., 1883; Hartford Theological Seminary, 1886,
graduate. Ordination: Congregational Council, Upton, Mass., June 4, 1886.
Congregational Pastorates: Wilmington, Vt., 1885-86; Upton, Mass., 1886-
92; First Church, North Brookfield, Mass., 1892-96; Sharon, Mass., 1897-
1918; Oxford, Mass., 1921-29. Died at Cummington, Mass., Dec. 19, 1934.
Each, Joseph Edward, horn, Sabula, Iowa, Sept. 21, 1874. Education:
Atlanta Theological Seminary, 1912, graduate. Ordination: Congregational
Council, 1912. Congregational Pastorates: Destin, Fla., 1912-13; West
Tampa, Fla., 1913-15; Dorcas and Crestview, Fla., 1915-17; Ashland and
Millerville, Ala., 1917-18; Arch Creek and Hallendale, Fla., 1918-20; Dorcas,
Fla. (second pastorate) , 1920-23, also serving Chvu"ch of Christ, Crestview,
1921-23; Thorsby, Ala., 1923-34. Died at Birmingham, Ala., Jan. 19, 1934.
Earl, James, horn, Bathgate, Scotland, Nov. 30, 1857. Ordination:
Congregational Council, Minneapolis, Minn., May 17, 1889. Congregational
Pastorates: Areola Church, Marine MiUs, and Winthrop, Minn., 1891-92;
Brownton and Stewart, Minn., 1892-93; Granite Falls, Minn., 1898-1901,
organizing and serving, Belview and Sacred Heart, 1900-01; West Duluth,
Minn., 1902-03; Brownton and Stewart, Minn, (second pastorate), 1903-08,
also serving Paynesville, 1906-07 and Graceville, 1908; Mizpah Church,
Hopkins, Minn., 1908-13; Gaylord, Minn., 1916-17; Oak Park Church,
Minneapolis, Minn., 1917-18; Mizpah Church (second pastorate) and Edina
Church, Hopkins, Minn., 1919-20; Gaylord, Minn, (second pastorate),
1921-22; Stewart (third pastorate) and Waterville, Mum., 1925-30. Died
at Minneapolis, Miim., March 29, 1934.
Edwards, Leland Alfred, horn, Springfield, Vt., Jime 8, 1865. Edu-
cation: Congregational College of Canada. Ordination: Congregational
Coiincil, Winthrop, N. Y., May 13, 1902. Congregational Pastorates: Win-
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throp, N. Y., 1902-06; Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, 1906-07; Park Church,
Cleveland, Ohio, 1907-11; Newport, Vt., 1911-22; St. Lawrence Church,
Portland, Me., 1922-27; Bethel, Me., 1927-34. Died at Poland Spring, Me.,
June 2, 1934.
Elfring, William H., horn, Sutton, Neb., 1879. Education: North-
western University. Ordination: Congregational Council, Crofton, Neb.,
Oct. 28, 1909. Congregational Pastorates: Beemer, Neb., 1908-09; Crofton
and Addison, Neb., 1909-12; Mayflower Church, Sioux City, Iowa, 1912-13;
Grand Forks, N. Dak., 1913-17; New Rockford, N. Dak., 1918; First Church,
El Paso, Tex., 1920-24, organizing and serving Valley Chiu-ch, El Paso,
1922-24; Gallup, N. M., 1925-27; Federated Church, Fort Collins, Colo.,
1927-34. Died at Fort Collins, Colo., Nov. 9, 1934.
Forbes, Frank S., horn, Brooks, Me., Jan. 10, 1860. Education: Bates
College, 1885, graduate; Oberlin Graduate School of Theology, 1888, grad-
uate. Ordination: Congregational Council, Omaha, Neb., Aug. 23, 1888.
Congregational Pastorates: Nebraska City, Neb., 1889-90; Provo, Utah
(organized), 1891-92; First Church, Ogden, Utah, 1892-94; Santa Barbara,
Cal., 1895-1902; East Church (Lincoln Heights), Los Angeles, Cal., 1903-08;
Manhattan Beach, Cal. (supply), 1909-11. City Missionary, Saratoga
Church, Omaha, Neb., 1888. Died at Los Angeles, Cal., Sept. 21, 1934.
Francis, Everett Dwight, born, West Hartford, Conn., May 3, 1871.
Education: Yale University, B. A., 1892; Divinity School of Yale, 1892-94;
Hartford Theological Seminary, 1895, graduate. Ordination: Congrega-
tional Council, Ludlow Center, Mass., Nov. 21, 1895. Congregational
Pastorate: Ludlow Center, Mass., 1895-1905. Died at Springfield, Mass.,
Oct. 23, 1934.
GiLMORE, William Crawford, horn, Donaldson, 111., Dec. 6, 1863. Edu-
cation: Carleton College, 1892, graduate; Chicago Theological Seminary,
1895, graduate. Ordination: Congregational Council, Valley Springs, S.
Dak., June 6, 1895. Congregational Pastorates: Valley Springs, S. Dak.,
1895-1903; Hubbard and Bethel, Ore., 1903-04; Hood River, Ore., 1904-09;
Dayton, Wash., 1910-34. Died at Dayton, Wash., Oct. 25, 1934.
Glasgow, Julius Buckley, horn, Gowrie, Iowa, Dec. 15, 1896. Edu-
cation: University of Michigan, B. A., 1923; School of Theology, Boston
University, S. T. B., 1926. Ordination: Congregational Council, Commun-
ity Church, Lynnfield, Mass., Nov. 18, 1925. Congregational Pastorates:
Second Church, Lynnfield, Mass., 1925-28; Stoneham, Mass. (supply),
1928. Director, young people's work. Tabernacle, Salem, Mass., 1923-25.
Died at Tucson, Ariz., Jan. 16, 1934.
Goodrich, Charles Lyman, horii, Sedgwick, Me., Feb. 24, 1856. Edu-
cation: Amherst College, B. A., 1879; Divinity School of Yale University,
B. D., 1884. Ordination: Congregational Council, Plainfield, N. J., June 12,
1884. Congregational Pastorates: Plainfield, N. J., 1884-1915; Acting
pastor, First Church, North Adams, Mass., 1918-19; Acting pastor, Pilgrim
Church, Provincetown, Mass., summers of 1922 and 1923; Acting pastor,
John Eliot Church, South Natick, Mass., April-December, 1924. Corres-
ponding Secretary, New Jersey Conference of Congregational Churches
(District of Columbia, Maryland, New Jersey and Virginia) , 1904-15. Died
at Newton, Mass., March 18, 1934.
Granadosin, Isaac G., horn in the Philippine Islands in 1896. Ordina-
tion: Congregational Council, Honolulu, T. H., Feb. 28, 1928. Congrega-
tional Pastorates: Filipino United Church, Honolulu, T. H., 1928-31;
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Filipino Church, Waialua, Oahu, T. H., 1931-34. Died at Waialua, Oahu,
T. H., March 2, 1934.
Green, George Edmund, born, Copenhagen, N. Y., April 17, 1864.
Education: Special course, Chicago Theological Seminary, 1889-92. Honor-
ary Degree: D. D., Yankton College, 1928. Ordination: Congregational
Council, Carthage, S. Dak., July 14, 1892. Congregational Pastorates:
Canova and Dover, S. Dak., 1893-1901; Erwin, S. Dak., 1901-03; Fort Pierre,
S. Dak., 1903-09; Canton, S. Dak., 1909-10; Newell and Nisland, S. Dak.
(organized), 1910-11; Loomis and Bethel, S. Dak., 1911-13; Alcester, S.
Dak., 1913-19; Ipswich, S. Dak., 1919-25; Wakonda, S. Dak., 1925-34, also
serving Meckling, 1927-33. Registrar, Congregational Conference of South
Dakota, 1903-34, treasurer, 1903-12. Died at Wakonda, S. Dak., Nov. 21,
1934.
Hardcastle, William, hor^i, Newcastle, England, June 26, 1868. Edu-
cation: Advent College (Kansas) ; Chicago Theological Seminary. Ordi-
nation: Congregational Council, De Smet, S. Dak., Oct. 18, 1893. Congre-
gational Pastorates: De Smet and Lake Henry, S. Dak., 1892-95; St. Louis
Park, Minneapolis, Minn., 1895-97; Open Door Church, Minneapolis, Minn.,
1897-99; Cambridge, Neb., 1899-1903; Iowa Falls, Iowa, 1907-12; Plymouth
Church, Waterloo, Iowa, 1925-34. Field secretary, Iowa Congregational
Conference, 1912-24. Died at Waterloo, Iowa, Aug. 3, 1934.
Harmon, Theron Alvin, bom, Plymouth, Mich., May 27, 1871. Educa-
tion: University of Michigan, B. A., 1909; University of South Dakota,
M. A., 1916. Honorary Degree: LL. D., Yankton College, 1928. Ordina-
tion: Congregational Council, Columbia, S. Dak., May 27, 1930. Congrega-
tional Pastorates: Columbia, S. Dak., 1929-31; Houghton, S. Dak., 1931-33.
Died at Springfield, S. Dak., Sept. 10, 1934.
Harris, Charles Edward, born, New York City, Oct. 3, 1863. Educa-
tion: Yale University, B. A., 1885; Columbia University, M. A., 1886;
Divinity School of Yale University, 1893, graduate, post-graduate course,
1894. Ordination: Congregational Council, Pilgrim Church, Buffalo, N. Y.,
Oct. 9, 1894. Congregational Pastorates: Pilgrim Church, Buffalo, N. Y.
(supply), 1895; Moorhead, Minn., 1896-97; Norton, Mass., 1898-1901;
Hyannis and West Yarmouth, Mass., 1902-05; Wolfeboro, N. H., 1906-09.
Died at Brooklyn, N. Y., Oct. 12, 1933.
Heafield, Harold, born, Swadlincote, Derbyshire, England, May 27,
1884. Education: In England. Ordination: Congregational Council, Mo-
line, Mich., Oct. 14, 1913. Congregational Pastorates: Johannesburg, Mich.,
1911-12; Allendale, Mich., 1912-15; Garden, Fayette and Isabella, Mich.,
1915-34, also serving Cooks, 1917-34 and Rapid River, 1931-34. Died at
Garden, Mich., March 31, 1934.
Hill, Charles William, born, Biddeford, Me., Sept. 19, 1848. Educa-
tion: Divinity School of Yale University, 1878, graduate. Ordination:
Congregational Council, Branford, Conn., July 21, 1880. Congregational
Pastorates: Park City, Utah, 1880-84; San Jose, Cal., 1884-91; Berkeley,
Cal., 1891-92; Benecia, Cal., 1892-94, also serving Vallejo, 1893-94; Green
Valley, Cal., 1909-10; Central Church, La Mesa, Cal., 1910-25, pastor
emeritus, 1925-34. Missionary of the American Board, Hilo, Hawaii,
1894-1910. Died at La Mesa, Cal., Aug. 14, 1934.
Hjetland, John Hans, born, Hoyanger, Norway, Dec. 27, 1862. Edu-
cation: Washburn College; Divinity School of Yale University, 1895, grad-
uate. Ordination: Congregational Council, Granite Falls, Minn., June 30,
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1896. CoTigregational Pastorates: Williston, N. Dak., 1896-99; Tyler, Minn.,
1901-05, also serving Lake Stay (Arco) , 1900-02 and 1904-05; Winthrop and
Cornish, Minn., 1905-08; Sleepy Eye, Minn., 1909-11, second pastorate
1923-25. Died at Winthrop, Minn., March 25, 1934.
HoERNER, J. Robert, bom, Dubuque, Iowa, June 30, 1898. Education:
University of Dubuque; Chicago Theological Seminary, B. D., 1926. Ordi-
nation: Congregational Council, Preston, Iowa, June 23, 1926. Congrega-
tional Pastorates: Preston, Green Island and Miles, Iowa, 1926-29; Whiting,
Iowa, 1929-33; Algona, Iowa, 1933-34. Died at Algona, Iowa, Dec. 31, 1934.
Holland, Winfield Scott, horn, Philadelphia, Pa., Feb. 11, 1878. Edu-
cation: Buclmell University, 1900, graduate; Crozer Theological Seminary,
B. D., 1903. Ordination: Baptist, Haddon Heights, N. J., Jime 12, 1903;
entered Congregational fellowship, 1916. Congregational Pastorates:
Westboro, Mass., 1916-19; Roslindale, Mass., 1919-26; Adams, Mass., 1926-
31; First Church, Braintree, Mass., 1931-34. Died at Braintree, Mass.,
June 15, 1934.
HoLTON, Edward Payson, born, Hillsgrove, 111., Feb. 24, 1864. Educa-
tion: Amherst College, B. A., 1887, M. A., 1891; Divmity School of Yale
University, B. D., 1890. Ordination: Congregational Council, Everett,
Mass., May 14, 1891. Missionary of the American Board in Madura Mission,
India, 1891-1929. Died at Newburyport, Mass., Jvme 25, 1934.
Isaacs, Willlam J., born, Gallia, Ohio, Feb. 1, 1864. Education: Chi-
cago Theological Seminary, 1893, graduate. Ordination: Congregational
Council, Williston, N. Dak., June 25, 1893. Congregational Pastorates:
Williston, N. Dak., 1892-95; Buchanan, Edmunds, Melville and Pingree,
N. Dak., 1895-96; Verdon, Neb., 1896-1901; Brunswick and WiUowdale,
Neb., 1901-03; Spencer, Neb., 1903-07; Sargent, Neb., 1907-08; Cortez, Colo.,
1908-11; Turton, S. Dak., 1913-15; Glenview Church, Fedora, and Redstone
Church, Carthage, S. Dak., 1916-19; Cresbard, Myron Church, Faulkton
and Wecota, S. Dak., 1919-23; Kingsburg Parish (Kingsburg, Perkins
Chiu-ch, Springfield and Rimning Water), S. Dak., 1923-30. Died at
Springfield S. Dak., March 28, 1934.
Ives, Henry Samuel, bom, London, England, May 5, 1864. Education:
Christian Biblical Institute, 1886, graduate. Ordination: Christian, Kittery
Point, Me., Aug. 26, 1886; entered Congregational fellowship, 1887. Chris-
tian Pastorate: Kittery Point, Me., 1886-87. Congregational Pastorates:
Milton MiUs, N. H., 1887-89; Sanford, Me., 1889-92; Warren, Me., 1892-93;
Francestown, N. H., 1893-99; East Alstead and Alstead Center, N. H., 1900-
05; Westhampton, Mass., 1905-17; Whately, Mass., 1917-18; Newbury, Vt.,
1918-32. Died at Westhampton, Mass., April 23, 1934.
James, Horace Payne, born, Weybridge, Vt., June 16, 1855. Education:
Middlebury College, B. A., 1876, M. A., 1879; Oberlin Graduate School of
Theology, B. D., 1879. Honorary Degree: D. D., Whitman College, 1904.
Ordination: Congregational Council, Corinth, Vt., Feb. 16, 1881. Congrega-
tional Pastorates: Corinth, Vt., 1880-87; Cooperstown, N. Dak., 1887-89;
Colfax, Wash., 1889-1901; North Yakima, Wash., 1901-06. Statistical sec-
retary and treasurer. General Congregational Association of Washington,
1890-1907. Died at Yakuna, Wash., July 23, 1934.
Jenkins, Frank Edwin, born, Walton, N. Y., Nov. 26, 1854. Education:
Williams College, B. A., 1878; Hartford Theological Seminary, 1881, grad-
duate. Honorary Degree: D. D., WilUams College, 1902. Ordination:
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Congregational Council, Charlton, Mass., May 18, 1881. Congregational
Pastorates: Charlton, Mass., 1881-82; South Coventry, Conn., 1882-86; Wil-
liamsburg, Ky., 1886-88; New Decatur, Ala., 1890-93; Pahner, Mass., 1893-
98; Central Chiurch, Atlanta, Ga., 1898-1906. Field superintendent for
American Missionary Society, in the South, 1888-90. Superintendent for
Congregational Home Missionary Society, in Georgia, 1900-05, in the
South, 1906-12. Lecturer on pastoral theology and parish problems, At-
lanta Theological Seminary, 1901-12. President, Piedmont College, 1912-
30; Bowdon College, 1933-34. Acting president, Atlanta Theological Sem-
inary, 1917-19. Secretary, National Service Commission of Congregational
Churches in America, 1918-19. Publications: Anglo-Saxon Congregation-
alism in the South, 1908; The Master Profession, 1908. Died at Bowdon,
Ga., June 6, 1934. (See Who's Who in America.)
Johnson, John A., bom, Vermland, Sweden, Nov. 4, 1844. Education:
Famebo College, Sweden. Ordination: Swedish Eastern Missionary Asso-
ciation, Lynn, Mass., Aug. 11, 1892; entered Congregational fellowship,
1894. Congregational Pastorates: Swedish Church, Lynn, Mass. (organ-
ized), 1888-1916; organized Swedish Church, Beverly, Mass., 1906, and
served as pastor, 1916-26, pastor emeritus, 1926-33. Died at Beverly, Mass.,
Oct. 21, 1933.
Jones, John Edward, horn, near Newport, Wales, Feb. 12, 1853. Ordi-
nation: Baptist, Northamptonshire Association, England, 1879; entered
Congregational fellowship, 1891. Congregational Pastorates: Carrington,
N. Dak., 1889-90; Hankinson, N. Dak., 1891-92; Inkster, N. Dak., 1892-93;
Forman, Harlem and Rutland, N. Dak., 1893-94; Ekelson and Odell
(Clive), N. Dak., 1894-95, also serving Sanborn, 1895; Hope, N. Dak.,
1895-97; Crary, N. Dak., 1898; Dawson, N. Dak., 1898-1900; First Church
Harvey, N. Dak., 1900-03; Williston, N. Dak., 1903-04; Wibaux Mont.)
1904-05; Mohall and Tolley, N. Dak., 1905-06; Nekoma and Loma, N. Dak.,
1906-07; Pingree and Edmunds, N. Dak., 1907-08; First Church, Hebron
and Stickney (Richardton) , N. Dak., 1909-11; Underwood, N. Dak., 1911-
13; Lawton, N. Dak., 1913-14; New England, N. Dak., 1914-15; Northwood
and Hatton, N. Dak., 1915-17, also serving Kempton, 1916-17; Shields, and
Freda, N. Dak., 1917-18; Beulah, N. Dak., 1918-22; Max and Plaza, N.
Dak., 1922-25, also serving Parshall, 1924-25; Argusville and Gardner,
N. Dak., 1925-26; McHenry, N. Dak. (supply) , 1926-27. Died at Fargo,
N. Dak., Sept. 26, 1934.
Jones, Thomas Hawthorne Winchester, horn, Capetown, South Africa,
Aug. 6, 1864. Education: MiUtary College for Officers' Sons, India. Ordi-
nation: Congregational Council, Torringford, Conn., Nov. 23, 1922. Con-
gregational Pastorates: Torringford, Conn., 1921-23; Mansfield Center,
Conn., 1923-32. Died, South Windham, Conn., Feb. 23, 1934.
Jordan, William Wells, horn, Fairfield, Iowa, Sept. 20, 1857. Education:
Marietta College, B. A., 1879; Divinity School of Yale University, B. D.,
1882. Ordination: Congregational CouncU, Falls Church, Va., Oct. 9, 1884.
Congregational Pastorates: Falls Church, Va., 1884-85; Bound Brook, N. J.,
1885-92; First Church, Clinton, Mass., 1893-1921. Died at Haverford, Pa.,
April 27, 1934.
Jump, Herbert Atchison, born, Albany, N. Y., July 21, 1875. Educa-
tion: Amherst College, B. A., 1896; Divinity School of Yale University,
B. D., 1899. Ordination: Congregational Council, Hamilton, N. Y., Feb. 8,
1900. Congregational Pastorates: Hamilton, N. Y., 1899-1903; Brunswick,
Me., 1903-09; South Church, New Britain, Conn., 1909-11; First Church,
Oakland, Cal., 1911-13; Redlands, Cal., 1913-16; First Church, Manchester,
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N. H., 1917-22; Ann Arbor, Mich., 1922-27; Union Church, Boston, Mass.,
1927-34. Publications: The Yosemite, a Spiritual Interpretation, 1916;
Evolution and Restatement of Faith, 1924. Died at Nantucket, Mass.,
Aug. 12, 1934. (See Who's Who in America.)
Kaailua, Solomon K., born on the Island of Molokai, T. H., Oct. 12,
1862. Ordination: Congregational Council, Nov. 18, 1898. Congregational
Pastorates: Keanae, Maui, T. H., 1898-1914; Nahiku, T. H., 1919-29; Keanae,
Maui, T. H. (second pastorate) , 1922-30, pastor emeritus, 1931-34. Died at
Wailuku, Maui, T. H., Nov. 18, 1933.
Kelly, George William, bom, Falmouth, Me., Nov. 3, 1844. EdtLca-
tian: Bowdoin College, B. A., 1866, M. A., 1869; Bangor Theological Sem-
inary, 1869, graduate. Ordination: Congregational Council, Norway, Me.,
Dec. 18, 1872. Congregational Pastorates: Robbinston, Me., 1869-71; Second
Church, Norway, Me., 1872-73; East Machias, Me., 1873-77; Eastport, Me.,
1877-83; Lyndon, Vt., 1883-87; Barton, Vt., 1888-89; First Church, South
Portland, Me., 1891-96; Edgecomb, Me., 1908. Died at Portland, Me.,
Jan. 10, 1934.
Kenngott, George Frederick, born, Pittsburgh, Pa., Feb. 8, 1864. Edu-
cation: Amherst College, B. A., 1886, M. A., 1900; Andover Theological
Seminary, B. D., 1889; Harvard University, Ph. D., 1910. Honorary Degree:
D. D., Pacific School of Religion, 1924. Ordination: Congregational Coun-
cil, Newport, N. H., Oct. 8, 1889. Congregational Pastorates: Newport,
N. H., 1889-92; First Church, Lowell, Mass., 1892-1912. Superintendent,
Congregational Church Extension Society of Los Angeles, 1912-30; Super-
intendent and registrar, Southern California Congregational Conference,
1915-30. Publications: Object Lessons and Illustrative Talks, 1907; The
Record of a City, 1912. Died at Los Angeles, Cal., Aug. 27, 1934. (See
Who's Who in America.)
Kettle, William Fletcher, born, Glasgow, Scotland, March 9, 1864.
Ordination: Congregational Council, Loda, 111., Oct. 9, 1885. Congregational
Pastorates- Loda, 111., 1885-86; Roberts, lU., 1886-89, also serving Thaw-
ville, 1886-88 and Melvin, 1887-89; Trinity Church, Englewood, Chicago,
111., 1889-91; Elburn, 111., 1891-96; Plymouth Church, Rochester, N. Y.,
1896-98; Homer, N. Y., 1898-1906; Oswego, N. Y., 1906-17; Plymouth
Church, Brooklyn, N. Y. (associate pastor), 1917-19; First Church, Mid-
dletown, N. Y., 1919-29. Died at East Chatham, N. Y., Feb. 7, 1934.
King, Henry Churchill, born, Hillsdale, Mich., Sept. 18, 1858. Educa-
tion: Oberlin College, B. A., 1879; Oberlin Graduate School of Theology,
B. D., 1882; M. A., Harvard University, 1883, Berlin, 1893-94. Honorary
Degrees: D. D., Oberlin College, 1897, Western Reserve University, 1901,
Yale University, 1904, Chicago Theological Seminary, 1916, Harvard Uni-
versity, 1916. LL. D., University of Illinois, 1908. Miami University. 1909.
S. T. D., Columbia University, 1909. L. H. D., Colgate University, 1916.
Chevalier Legion of Honor (France), 1920. Ordination: Congregational
Council, Oberhn, Ohio, May 28, 1887. Professor, philosophy, 1891-97, the-
ology, 1897-1925, dean, 1901-02, president, 1902-27, president emeritus, 1927-
34, Oberlin College. President, American Missionary Association, 1913-19.
Chairman, Commission on Missions, National Council Congregational
Churches, 1913-19. Moderator, National Council Congregational Churches,
1919-21. Chairman, Congregational Foundation for Education, 1921-27.
PtibHcations: Outline of Erdmann's History of Philosophy, 1892; Outline
of the Microcosmus of Hermann Lotze, 1895; The Appeal of the Child,
1900; Reconstruction in Theology, 1901; Theology and the Social Con-
sciousness, 1902; Personal and Ideal Elements in Education, 1904; Rational
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Living, 1905; Letters on the Greatness and Simplicity of the Christian
Faith, 1906; The Seeming Unreality of the Spiritual Life, 1908; The Laws
of Friendship, Human and Divine, 1909; The Ethics of Jesus, 1910; The
Moral and Religious Challenge of our Times, 1911; Religion as Life, 1913;
Its All in the Day's Work, 1916; Fundamental Questions, 1917; The Way
to Life, 1918; For a New America in a New World, 1919; A New Mind for
the New Age, 1920; Seeing Life Whole, 1923. Died at Oberlin, Ohio, Feb.
27, 1934. (See Who's Who in America.)
Lancaster, Ellsworth Gage, horn, Dixfield, Me., June 18, 1861. Edu-
cation: Amherst College, B. A., 1885, M. A., 1888; Andover Theological
Seminary, B. D., 1889; Clark University, Ph. D., 1897. Honorary Degree:
LL. D., Colorado College, 1905. Ordination: Congregational Council,
Ashby, Mass., Sept. 19, 1889. Congregational Pastorates: Ashby, Mass.,
1889-90; First Church, North Conway, N. H., 1923-25. Professor, psy-
chology and pedagogy, Colorado College, 1897-1904. President, Olivet
College, 1904-15. Publication: Psychology and Pedagogy of Adolescence,
1897. Died at Gainesville, Fla., Nov. 11, 1934. (See Who's Who in
America.)
Lee, Frank Theodosius, horn, Kenosha, Wis., March, 23, 1847. Educa-
tion: Oberlin College, B. A., 1874; Divinity School of Yale University,
B. D., 1877; Post-graduate, Union Theological Seminary, 1888-89. Honor-
ary Degree: D. D., Wheaton College, 1908. Ordination: Congregational
Council, Milwaukee, Wis., Dec. 18, 1877. Congregational Pastorates:
Sparta, Wis., 1878-82; Salt Lake City, Utah, 1882-84; Whitewater and
Koshkonong, Wis., 1884-89; Lincoln Park Church, Chicago, 111., 1889-91;
First Church, Muscatine, Iowa, 1891-94; Douglas Park Church, Chicago,
111., 1894-99; Milbum, 111., 1903-05; Maywood, HI., 1905-09. Dean and
Professor, Biblical Literature and Christian Theology, Washburn College,
1908-13; Professor, Bible Extension and Instructor, Biblical Literature,
Atlanta Theological Seminary, 1913-19. Publications: Popular Miscon-
ceptions as to Christian Faith and Life, 1900; Bible Study Popularized,
1904; Side Lights on the Bible, 1908; The New Testament Period and Its
Leaders, 1913; Old Testament Heroes of the Faith, 1920. On editorial
stafif of the Congregationalist, 1878-79. Died at Claremont, Cal., June 11,
1934. (See Who's Who in America.)
Life, Robert Henry, born, Crab Bottom, Highland County, Va., May
14, 1866. Education: Princeton University, B. A., 1889. Ordination: Con-
gregational Council, Edwards Church, Northampton, Mass., Oct. 25, 1895.
Congregational Pastorates: Edwards Church, Northhampton, Mass., asso-
ciate pastor, 1895-98; Haydenville, Mass., 1904-34. Died at Haydenville,
Mass., Nov. 29, 1934.
Love, George Washington, born, New York City, May 28, 1858. Edu-
cation: Westfield Normal College; Troy Theological Seminary. Ordina-
tion: Methodist Episcopal, Saratoga Springs, N. Y., April 20, 1890; entered
Congregational fellowship, 1901. Congregational Pastorates: Federated
Church, Lanesboro, Mass., 1894-99; First Church, West Springfield, Mass.,
1900-13. City missionary. Congregational Union of Springfield, Mass.,
1914-20. Died at Brooklin, Me., Jan. 3, 1934.
LuDWiCK, William Edgar, born, Greensburg, Pa., Jan. 26, 1860. Edu-
cation: Franklin and Marshall College, 1883, graduate; Heidelburg The-
ological Seminary, B. D., 1885. Ordination: Reformed Church, Three
Rivers, Mich., May 31, 1885; entered Congregational fellowship, 1912. Con-
gregational Pastorates: Ulysses, Neb., 1910-12; Seward, Neb., 1912-17;
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Federated Church, Carbondale, Kan., 1925-28; Diller, Neb., 1928-31. Died
at Lincoki, Neb., Dec. 9, 1933.
MacDougall, Arthur Raymond, horn, Glasgow, Scotland, 1861. Educa-
tion: Glasgow University, 1881, graduate; Crozer Theological Seminary,
1893, graduate. Ordination: Baptist, 1896; entered Congregational fellow-
ship, 1926. Congregational pastorates: Union Church, Ludlow, Mass., 1919;
1926. Congregational pastorates: Union Church, Ludlow, Mass., 1919;
Saugus Center, Mass., 1919-21; Pilgrim Church, Fall River, Mass., 1921-26.
Christian pastorates: Christian Chiu-ch, North Eastport, Me., 1929-34, also
serving Eastport Congregational Church, 1933, and Perry Congregational
Church, 1934. Died at Perry, Me., Nov. 11, 1934.
MacLeod, Alexander Benjamin, horn, Boston, Mass., March 26, 1874.
Education: Boston University; Clark University, M. A., 1922; School of
Theology, Boston University. Ordination: Baptist, Waverly, Mass., Oct. 1,
1903; entered Congregational fellowship, 1910. Congregational Pastorates:
Church of Christ, Millis, Mass., 1910-17; John Nelson Memorial Church,
Leicester, Mass., 1917-22; First Church, Poughkeepsie, N. Y., 1922-34.
Puhlications: Mental Hygene as Taught by Jesus, 1925; Moon Path — ^A
Little Book of Verses, 1933. Died at Poughkeepsie, N. Y., April 15, 1934.
Maile, John Levi, horn near Cambridge, England, April 1, 1844. Edu-
cation: Olivet College; Theological Department, Oberlin College. Honor-
ary Degree: D. D., Olivet College, 1925. Ordination: Congregational
Coimcil, Cheboygan, Mich., July 7, 1872. Congregational Pastorates: East
Johnstown, Mich., 1870; Cheboygan, Mich., 1871-76; Second Church, Jack-
son, Mich., 1876-78; Portland, Mich., 1878-80; Gaylord, Mich., 1880-82;
Olivet Church, Los Angeles, Cal., 1910-16; Park Villas Church, San Diego,
Cal., 1917-18; Graham Church, Los Angeles, Cal., 1919-20; Pico Heights
Church, Los Angeles, Cal. (assistant pastor), 1923-25; Berean Church,
Los Angeles, Cal. (assistant pastor), 1926-34. Superintendent for Con-
gregational Sunday School and Publishing Society in Colorado, 1882-83,
in Missouri, 1883-84; for American Home Missionary Society in Nebraska,
1884-89. College Field Secretary in New England and Middle States for
American College and Education Society (Congregational Education So-
ciety), 1889-97. Superintendent of Home Missions in North Dakota,
1897-99; of Southern California Home Missionary Society, 1899-1910. Died
at Los Angeles, Cal., July 22, 1934.
Maktin, John James, horn, Carnkie, Cornwell, England, Feb. 10, 1870.
Education: Albion (Mich.) College, B. A., 1900; Chicago Theological
Seminary, B. D., 1903; Halle -Wittenberg, Germany, Ph. D., 1905. Honor-
ary Degree: D. D., Albion College, 1922. Ordination: Congregational
Council, RoUo, 111., June 29, 1903. Congregational Pastorates: Rollo, HI.,
1900-03; Austin Church, Chicago, 111., 1907-10; Calvary Church, Montreal,
Canada, 1910-13. Instructor, Chicago Theological Seminary, 1905-06; Buck
Professor, Christian Theology, Bangor Theological Seminary, 1914-34.
Died at Bangor, Me., Sept. 5, 1934. (See Who's Who in America.)
Martin, John Leslie, horn. Grand Meadows, Minn., Aug. 28, 1853.
Education: Seminary at Wasioji, Minn. Ordination: Congregational Coun-
cil, West Dora, Minn., Oct. 18, 1888. Congregational Pastorates: West
Dora, Minn, (organized), 1887-90; Tyler and Lake Stay, Minn., 1891-92;
Pillsbury, Minn., 1892-93; Bethel Church, Custer, Minn., 1893-95; Garvin,
Minn., 1895-96; Wimbledon, Courtenay and Kensal, N. Dak., 1896-99;
Cathay and Sykeston, N. Dak., 1899-1900; Marietta and Nassau, Minn.,
1900-03; Edgerton, Minn., 1903-04; Moorland, Iowa, 1904-07; Gait, Iowa,
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1907-08; Dinsdale and Berlin, Iowa, 1908-10; Garden Prairie, Iowa, 1910-12;
Brownton, Minn., 1913-14. Died at Duluth, Minn., Jan. 24, 1934.
Mather, Irwin Francis, horn, Gallipolis, Ohio, June 13, 1860. Educa-
tion: Grinnell College, B. A., 1885. Ordination: Congregational Council,
Joplin, Mo., April 22, 1915. Principal of Stockton Academy, Stockton, Kan.
(from its organization by Congregational Church), 1887-91. Publication:
The Making of Illinois, 1901. Died at Baltimore, Md., April 19, 1934.
McBride, William Henry, horn, Centreville, New Brimswick, Canada,
Dec. 23, 1852. Education: Bangor Theological Seminary, 1886, graduate;
post-graduate, 1886-87. Ordination: Congregational Council, Brownville,
Me., Oct. 19, 1887. Congregational Pastorates: Pittston, Me. (supply),
1885; East Bangor, Me. (supply), 1886; Brownville, Me., 1887-90; Halifax,
Mass., 1891-92; West Taunton, Mass., 1892-94; Second Church, Wells, Me.,
1894-96; Bristol, Me., 1896-98; North Yarmouth, Me., 1898-1900; Bristol, Me.
(second pastorate), 1900-03; First and North Churches, Buxton, Me., 1903-
06; Matinacus, Me., 1906-08; Bluehill, Me., 1908-10; New Castle, N. H.,
1911-13; Holden and Dedham, Me., 1915-17; Rochester, Vt., 1917-19; New
Sharon, Me., 1919-21; Chesterfield, Mass., 1921-22; West Newfield, Me.,
1923-24; Saxonville, Mass., 1924-26; Hopkinton, N. H., 1927-28. Died at
Bangor, Me., Feb. 27, 1934.
McCarthy, John, horn, Washington, D. C, Nov. 29, 1856. Ordination:
Congregational Coimcil, Morton, 111., Sept. 13, 1894. Congregational
Pastorates: Morton, 111., 1894-97; Huntington, W. Va., 1897-1910. Died
at Huntington, W. Va., June 24, 1934.
Mercer, Philip, horn, London, England, 1866. Education: Chicago
Theological Seminary, B. D. Ordination: Congregational Council,
Berthold, N. Dak., 1918. Congregational Pastorates: Berthold, N. Dak., 1918;
Detroit Lakes and New York Mills, Minn., 1919-21; Two Rivers, Wis.,
1922-23; First Church, Oshkosh, Wis., 1923-26; Crookston, Minn., 1928-29.
Publication: The Gallant Pelham. Died at Alton, 111., Nov. 19, 1934.
Miller, Walter Vandail, horn in Hancock County, Indiana, June 15,
1868. Ordination: Southern Ohio Christian Conference, Russellville, Ohio,
October, 1903. Christian Pastorates: In Ohio— Harwood, Oak Grove,
Pleasant Hill, Russellville, Fairview, Liberty, B. C, Olive Chapel, Point
Isabel, Mt. Zion, Neville, Westboro, Centerville, Bible Chapel, Higginsport,
Eagle Chapel, Feesburg, Poplar Chapel and Union, Adams County. Died
at Pricetown, Ohio, Sept. 15, 1934.
Miller, Willie G., horn in Coffee County, Ala., May 29, 1858. Ordi-
nation: Congregational Council, Crestview, Fla., Oct. 8, 1893. Congrega-
tional Pastorates: Dorcas Church, Crestview, Fla., 1893-1911, also serv-
ing many other West Florida churches during that time; Antioch Church,
HoUey, Fla., 1909-34, also serving Shady Grove, 1911-13, New Effort,
Bonifay, 1912-25, New Home, Bonifay, 1914-18, Pleasant Hill, 1914-25,
Stella, Massey Head, 1919-22. Died at Bagdad, Fla., Aug. 3, 1934.
Mitchell, Edwin Knox, horn, Locke, Ohio, Dec. 23, 1853. Education:
Marietta College, B. A., 1878, M. A., 1881; Union Theological Seminary,
B. D., 1884; Student — Universities of Berlin and Giessen, Germany,
1884-86; Berlin, 1890-91. Honorary Degree: D. D., Marietta College, 1896.
Ordination: Presbyterian, 1886; entered Congregational fellowship, 1894.
Professor, Graeco-Roman and Eastern Church History, Hartford The-
ological Seminary, 1892-1928, professor emeritus, 1928-34. Publications:
Life and Character of Christ According to St. Paul, 1894; Creeds and
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Canons, 1905. Contributor to World's Best Literatxu-e; Encyclopedia of
Religion and Ethics; Standard Dictionary of the Bible. Died at Hartford,
Conn., Oct. 5, 1934. (See Who's Who in America.)
Moon, Orrin Dwight, born, Marion, Ohio, Sept. 2, 1860. Education:
Oberlin Theological Seminary, B. D., 1898. Ordination: Free Baptist, June
6, 1891; entered Congregational fellowship, 1898. Congregational Pastor-
ates: Berea, Ohio, 1898-1901; Morton, 111., 1901-03; Farmington, 111., 1904-08;
David City, Neb., 1908-11; Sioux Rapids, Iowa, 1911-12; Ahtanum Church,
Yakima, Wash., 1913-17. Died at Brooklyn, N. Y., Nov. 24, 1933.
Morris, William Grant, born, Johnston, Trumbull Co., Ohio, April 6,
1866. Ordination: Congregational Council, Gustavus, Ohio, 1918. Congre-
gational Pastorates: Gustavus, Ohio, 1913-27, pastor emeritus, 1928-34, also
serving Johnston, Ohio, 1913-24; Mecca, Ohio, 1924-27. Died at Gustavus,
Ohio, Sept. 19, 1934.
Morrow, George W., born in Champaign Coiinty, Illinois, May 27,
1863. Education: Christian Biblical Institute, 1889, graduate. Honorary
Degree: D. D., Defiance College, 1915. Ordination: New York Eastern
Christian Conference, St. Johnsville, N. Y., June, 1889. Christian Pastor-
ates: Clove, N. Y., 1887-89; St. Johnsville, N. Y., 1889-90; Randolph, Vt.,
1891-99. Died at Detroit, Mich., June 24, 1934.
Olmstead, Julian Hanford, born, Walton, Delaware County, N. Y.,
Aug. 25, 1868. Education: Amherst College, B. A., 1893, M. A., 1896; An-
dover Theological Seminary, 1896, graduate. Ordination: Congregational
Council, Tyndall, Bon Homme County, S. Dak., Oct. 26, 1899. Congrega-
tional Pastorates: Tyndall and Bon Homme, S. Dak., 1897-1903; Milford,
Iowa, 1903-06; Clarion, Iowa, 1906-11; Homer, N. Y., 1911-23; Rapid City,
S. Dak., 1923-26; Perris, Cal., 1926-34. Secretary and Treasurer Congre-
gational Association of South Dakota, 1902-03. Died at Perris, Cal., July
19, 1934.
Orchard, John, born, Exeter, England, May 24, 1849. Education:
Exeter College, England. Ordination: Congregational Council, Dickinson,
N. Dak., July 27, 1892. Congregational Pastorates: Dickinson, N. Dak.,
1892-94; Plymouth Church, Fargo, N. Dak., 1895-97; Medora and Sentinel
Butte, N. Dak., 1910-12. Died at Dickinson, N. Dak., March 7, 1934.
Owen, Thomas Newton, born, Utica, N. Y., Nov. 15, 1866. Education:
Hamilton College, B. A., 1892, M. A., 1895; Union Theological Seminary,
1895, graduate. Ordination: Congregational Council, Clinton Avenue
Church, Albany, N. Y., Feb. 15, 1897. Congregational Pastorates: Clinton
Avenue Church, Albany, N. Y., 1897-98; Bristol, R. I., 1898-1910; Union
Church, Tougaloo, Miss., 1912-13; Seekonk, Mass., 1913-15; Columbia,
Conn., 1915-23; Mount Blue Larger Parish (Phillips, Strong and Weld,
Me.), 1926-27; Eastport, Me., 1927-32. Died at Southern Pines, N. C,
Aug. 24, 1934.
Perry, Charles Albert, born, Blanchard, Me., April 11, 1851. Educa-
tion: Bowdoin College, B. A., 1876; Bangor Theological Seminary, 1876-78;
Andover Theological Seminary, 1879, graduate; post-graduate. Divinity
School of Yale University, 1881-82. Ordination: Congregational Council,
Memphis, Mich., Nov. 16, 1882. Congregational Pastorates: Windham, Vt.,
1880-81; Memphis, Mich., 1882-84; Randolph Center, Vt., 1885-86; Rupert,
Vt., 1887-89; East Taunton, Mass., 1890-92. Died at Bowdoinham, Me.,
June 23, 1934.
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Phelps, Lawrence, horn, Andover, Mass., Aug. 22, 1852. Education:
Middlebury College, B. A., 1875, M. A., 1879. Andover Theological Sem-
inary, 1876-77, resident licentiate, 1882. Honorary Degree: D. D., Wheaton
College, 1910. Ordination: Congregational Council, Barton, Vt., Sept, 5,
1878. Congregational Pastorates: Barton, Vt., 1878-83; Gardner, Mass.,
1883-91; First Church, Chelsea, Mass., 1891-94; Leominster, Mass., 1899-
1906; Calais, Me. (acting pastor), 1926-27; South Freeport, Me., 1929-34,
also serving Freeport, 1929-1930. Field secretary, Boston Seamen's Friend
Society, 1898-99; Professor, Biblical literature, Atlanta Theological Sem-
inary, 1906-14; Professor, Biblical literature. Piedmont College, 1914-20.
Died at South Freeport, Me., May 19, 1934. (See Who's Who in America.)
Plant, James T., horn, Wisbeach, England, Nov. 25, 1849. Education:
Oxford University, England, graduate. Ordination: Congregational Coun-
cil, New York Mills, Minn., Feb. 22, 1916. Congregational Pastorates:
New York Mills, Fertile and Oak Grove, Minn., 1914-18; Glenora, Wash.,
1920-25; Swanville and Burtrum, Minn., 1927-29. Died at Sauk Centre,
Minn., Sept. 19, 1933.
Rainier, Martin Thomas, horn, Coldwater, Mich., June 30, 1851. Ordi-
nation: Congregational Council, Pilgrim, near Creston, Iowa, Nov. 6, 1883.
Congregational Pastorates : Pilgrims Church, Creston, Iowa, 1883-86;
Kingsley, Iowa, 1886-90. Died at Belvidere, S. Dak., July 14, 1934.
Rawson, Edward Kirk, horn, Albany, N. Y„ Feb. 21, 1846. Education:
Yale University, B. A., 1868; Andover Theological Seminary, 1872, grad-
uate. Ordination: Congregational Council, Newton Highlands, Mass., Oct.
9, 1872. Chaplain, United States Navy, 1871-1908; retired, 1908. Puhlica-
tion: Twenty Famous Naval Battles, Salamis to Santiago, 1899. Died at
Brookline, Mass., Feb. 1, 1934. (See Who's Who in America.)
Rice, Othello V., horn, Brecksville, Ohio, June 26, 1844. Education:
Tabor College, B. A., 1874; Graduate School of Theology, Oberlin, B. D.,
1877. Ordination: Congregational Council, Penfield, Ohio, Nov. 1, 1877.
Congregational Pastorates: Penfield, Ohio, 1877-80; Farmington, 111., 1880-
84; Columbus, Neb., 1884-90; Harvard, Neb., 1890-92; Storm Lake, Iowa,
1892-93. Died at Claremont, Cal., April 6, 1934.
Richards, Thomas Evan, horn, Wales, Nov. 13, 1860. Education:
Spurgeons College; Spurgeons Theological Seminary, B. D., 1885. Ordi-
nation: Baptist, England, June 12, 1888; entered Congregational fellowship,
1909. Congregational Pastorates: Frostburg, Md., 1909-12; Puritan
Church, Pittsburgh, Pa., 1912-15; Le Raysville and Potterville, Pa., 1915-19;
Saugerties, N. Y., 1919-24; Allentown, Pa., 1924-27; Shamokin, Pa., 1927-34.
Died at Shamokin, Pa., Sept. 12, 1934.
Richardson, Cyrus, horn, Dracut, Mass., March 30, 1840. Education:
Dartmouth College, B. A., 1864; Andover Theological Seminary, B. D.,
1869. Honorary Degree: D. D., Dartmouth College, 1889. Ordination:
Congregational Council, Plymouth, N. H., Sept. 30, 1869. Congregational
Pastorates: Plymouth, N. H., 1869-73; First Church, Keene, N. H., 1873-83;
First Church, Nashua, N. H., 1883-1909, pastor emeritus, 1909-34; First
Church, Everett, Mass. (supply), 1911-12; West Medford, Mass. (supply),
1912-13. Died at Brookline, Mass., Nov. 11, 1934.
RoBBiNs, Horace Hutchinson, horn, Muscatine, Iowa, Aug. 20, 1846.
Education: Iowa College (Grinnell), B. A., 1869, M. A., ; Chicago
Theological Seminary, 1874, graduate; resident licentiate, Andover The-
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ological Seminary, 1877-78. Ordination: Congregational Council, Alden,
Iowa, July 28, 1874. Congregational Pastorates: Alden, Iowa, 1874-77;
Postville, Iowa, 1878-80. Secretary, Iowa College (now Grinnell), 1887-
1906. Died at Eugene, Oregon, Feb. 15, 1934.
Roberts, Clarence Eugene, horn, Redlion, Del., Aug. 20, 1852. Ordi-
nation: Congregational Council, Valencia, Kan., May 9, 1900. Congrega-
tional Pastorates: Valencia, Kan., 1896-1901; Osawatomie, Kan., 1902-03;
Alma, Kan., 1903-05; Dover, Kan., 1906-09; Dover (second pastorate) and
Wakarusa Valley, Kan., 1912-15; Linwood, Kan., 1915-18; Strong City,
Kan., 1918-20. Died at Colorado Springs, Colo., Oct. 4, 1934.
Roberts, Henry Bellows, horn, Charlestown, Mass., June 20, 1853.
Education: Harvard University, 1874, graduate; Andover Theological Sem-
inary, 1878, graduate. Ordination: Congregational Council, Plymouth
Church, Providence, R. I., July 1, 1878. Congregational Pastorates:
Plymouth Church, Providence, R. I., 1878-83; West Hartford, Conn., 1883-
90; Centre Church, Torrington, Conn., 1890-98; First Church, Tucson,
Ariz., 1908-13; Mission Hills Church, San Diego, Cal., 1913-23. Died at
San Diego, Cal., Oct. 4, 1934.
Ross, George Gordon, horn, Blairgownie, Scotland, Jtme 16, 1871.
Education: Mt. Allison College, New Brunswick; School of Theology,
Boston University, 1902, graduate. Ordination: Congregational Council,
Huntington, Mass., Oct. 29, 1902. Congregational Pastorates: Second
Church, Huntington, Mass., 1901-04; Old Orchard (Webster Groves), Mo.,
1904-10; McPherson, Kan., 1910-13; Hutchinson, Kan., 1914-20; South
Hero, Vt., 1920-23; First and Allright Churches, Marshall, HI., 1924-28.
Died at West Pullman, Chicago, 111., July 7, 1933.
Sanborn, Francis Arthur, horn, Machiasport, Me., Dec. 19, 1860. Edu-
cation: Bangor Theological Seminary, 1892, graduate. Ordination: Con-
gregational Council, Turner, Me., Oct. 25, 1892. Congregational Pastor-
ates: Turner, Me., 1892-95; Wilton, Me., 1895-1901; Bethany Church,
Gloucester, Mass., 1903-06; West Boxford, Mass., 1906-11; Manomet, Mass.,
1911-13; Nantucket, Mass., 1913-16; Conway, Mass., 1916-18. Died, West
Boxford, Mass., July 26, 1933.
Schlitzkus, Friedrich Wilhelm, horn in Germany, Dec. 3, 1877. Edu-
cation: Chicago Theological Seminary, 1911-12. Ordination: Congrega-
tional Council, Friend, Neb., July 21, 1912. German Congregational Pas-
torates: Friend, Neb., 1912-16; Worden, Mont., 1916-17; Bethlehem Church,
Berthoud, Colo, (organized), 1917-21, also serving Zion Church, Loveland,
1917-19, and Milliken, 1919-21; Sterling, Colo., 1921-26; Sutton, Neb., 1926-
34. Died at Sutton, Neb., April 12, 1934.
Scott, Willard, horn, Amsterdam, N. Y., June 23, 1850. Education:
Williams College, B. A., 1875; Union Theological Seminary, B. D., 1878.
Honorary Degree: D. D., Beloit College, 1892; Williams College, 1900.
Ordination: Congregational Council, 1879. Congregational Pastorates:
Bethany Church, New York City, 1878-79; St. Mary's Avenue Church,
Omaha, Neb., 1883-91; South Church, Chicago, 111., 1891-98; Piedmont
Church, Worcester, Mass., 1898-1909. Died at Brookline, Mass., Dec. 25,
1934. (See Who's Who in America.)
Scotten, Addison Kingsbury, horn in Randolph County, North Caro-
lina, April 4, 1853. Ordination: Methodist Protestant, Nov. 24, 1889;
entered Christian fellowship, Nov. 16, 1921. Died at Coleridge, N. C,
Dec. 21, 1934.
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Shipman, Frank Robinson, horn, Hartford, Conn., Feb. 15, 1863. Edu-
cation: Yale University, B. A., 1885; Divinity School of Yale University,
B. D., 1889. Honorary Degree: D. D. Ordination: Congregational Council,
South Church, Andover, Mass., Dec. 27, 1893. Congregational Pastorates:
South Church, Andover, Mass., 1893-1913; Immanuel Church, Lawrence,
Mass. (supply), 1913; Lawrence Street Church, Lawrence, Mass., (supply),
1918-19; South Church, Andover, Mass. (second pastorate), 1928-30,
pastor emeritus, 1930-34. Projessor, 1913-17, president, 1919-25, Atlanta
Theological Seminary. Died at North Andover, Mass., July 21, 1934.
Shull, Gilbert Leroy, horn. Canton, St. Lawrence Co., N. Y., Aug. 1,
1853. Education: Iowa College, 1880, graduate; Chicago Theological Sem-
inary, 1883, graduate. Ordination: Congregational Council, Ivanhoe, 111.,
June 29, 1883. Congregational Pastorates: Fremont Church, Ivanhoe, 111.,
1882-90; Harlan, Iowa, 1890-91; Eagle Grove, Iowa, 1891-94; Baxter, Iowa,
1894-98; Lafayette, Colo., 1898-1901; Crawford, Neb., 1901-06; Leigh, Neb.,
1906-07; Colximbus, Mont., 1907-09; Genesee, Idaho, 1909-12; Long Pine,
Neb., 1912-20; Verdon, Neb., 1920-30. Died at Wihnington, Cal., Sept.
5, 1934.
SiPES, Elias Jasper, horn, Cardington, Ohio, Sept. 21, 1878. Ordina-
tion: Congregational Council, Clinton, Mich., Aug. 2, 1912. Congregational
Pastorates: North Adams, Mich., 1912-15; Durand, Mich., 1915-16; Chassell,
Mich., 1916-21; Ekalaka, Mont., 1921-34, also serving Elgin, 1921-24 and
Bell Tower Church, Sykes, 1921-34. Pastor-at-large in Carter County,
Mont., 1921-34. Died at Ekalaka, Mont., Sept. 14, 1934.
Smith, Otterbein Oscar, horn near Macomb, McDonough County, III,
March 6, 1858. Education: Chicago Theological Seminary. Honorary
Degree: D. D., Capital University, Oklahoma, 1905. Ordination: Congre-
gational Council, Anawan, El., 1885. Congregational Pastorates: Nepon-
set. 111., 1886-90; Wayne, 111., 1891-93; Second Church, Moline, HI., 1893-95;
Traer, Iowa, 1895-99; First Church, Council Bluffs, Iowa, 1905-11; Pierre,
S. Dak., 1912-16; Ainsworth, Neb., 1916-19; Fremont, Neb., 1919-23; First
Church, Pueblo, Colo., 1923-30; Eaton, Colo., 1930-31; Berkeley Com-
munity Church, Denver, Colo., 1931-34. Superintendent for Congrega-
tional Sunday School and PubHshing Society in Iowa, 1899-1904. Puhlica-
tion: Child Life and Sex Hygiene, 1912. Died at Denver, Colo., April 16,
1934. (See Who's Who in America.)
Snelgrove, Andrew H., horn near Belleville, Ontario, Canada, Feb. 7,
1841. Ordination: Free Methodist in Michigan, 1880 or 1881; entered Con-
gregational fellowship, 1895. Congregational Pastorates: Pine Grove,
Sugar Island and Rosedale, Mich., 1895-96; Superior, Mich., 1897-98;
Lacey, Mich., 1900-01. Died at Poulsbo, Wash., Dec. 1934.
SoLANDT, James Alexander, horn, Inverness, Quebec, Canada, Oct. 3,
1863. Education: Oberlin College, Ph. B., 1891; Hartford Theological
Seminary, 1891-93; Divinity School of Yale University, B. D., 1894. Ordi-
nation: Congregational Council, West Stafford, Conn., July 5, 1894. Con-
gregational Pastorates: West Stafford, Conn., 1894-1900; Lead, S. Dak.,
1900-04; Rutland, Mass., 1904-10; Belleville Avenue Church, Newark, N. J.,
1910-14. Puhlications: The Pilgrim Spirit; The Gospel for a Bewildered
Age; Charter for a New World Civilization. Died at Toledo, Ohio, April
10, 1934.
Southgate, Benjamin Marsh, horn, Woodstock, Vt., Aug. 20, 1866.
Education: Williams College, B. A., 1890; Chicago ITieological Seminary,
1893. Ordination: Congregational Council, South Lake Linden, Mich.,
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Sept. 22, 1893. Congregational Pastorates: South Lake Linden, Mich.,
1893-95; Asbury Avenue Church, Evanston, 111., 1895-98; Pana, 111., 1898-
1901; Sycamore, 111., 1901-08; Princeton, 111., 1910-12; Hannibal, Mo., 1912-
15; Rochester, Minn., 1915-18; Algona, Iowa, 1919-28; Britt, Iowa, 1928-34.
Missionary for Congregational Sunday School and Publishing Society in
Illinois, 1908, Associate District secretary in Illinois, Ohio, Indiana, and
Kentucky, 1909-10. Died at Rochester, Minn., April 12, 1934.
Staub, John James, horn, Zurich, Switzerland, March 7, 1869. Educa-
tion: Zurich, Switzerland, 1887, graduate; Pacific Theological Seminary,
B. D., 1891. Honorary Degree: D. D., Pacific University, 1909. Ordination:
Congregational Council, Scappoose, Ore., May 30, 1892. Congregational
Pastorates: First Church, Scappoose, Ore., 1891-92; Sunnyside Church
(now Staub Memorial), Portland, Ore., 1892-1934. Died at Portland, Ore.,
Sept. 7, 1934.
St. Clare, Christopher Crocker, horn. New London, Conn., May 7,
1875. Education: Amherst College, B. A., 1900; Divinity School of Yale
University, B. D., 1903. Ordination: Congregational Council, Morrisville,
Vt., Oct. 6, 1903. Congregational Pastorate: Morrisville, Vt., 1903-10. Died
at Mineville, N. Y., Oct. 2, 1934.
Stevens, Julius Merle, horn, Mount Vernon, Iowa, Dec. 9, 1868. Edu-
cation: Drury College; Yankton College, B. A., 1893; Divinity School of
Yale University, 1894-95; Chicago Theological Seminary, B. D., 1896
Honorary Degree: D. D., Knox College, 1922. Ordination: Congregational
Council, Chicago, 111., 1897. Congregational Pastorates: Morton Park and
La Vergne, 111., 1896-1900; Pacific Church, Chicago, 111., 1900-07; Union
Church, Peoria, 111., 1907-25; First Church, Wisconsin Rapids, Wis., 1925-
34. Died at Wisconsin Rapids, Wis., June 2, 1934.
Stevenson, William Daniel Joseph, horn, Brixton Surrey, London,
England, Aug. 18, 1849. Edtication: Harley College, London, 1884, grad-
uate. Ordination: Congregational Council, Willow Valley, Neb., Aug. 26,
1885. Congregational Pastorates: Curtis, S. Dak., 1885-86; Glencoe, Neb.,
1886-87; Lakeside and Willow Valley, Neligh, Neb., 1887-89; Clearwater,
Neb., 1889-90; Ithaca and Neptune, Wis., 1892-93; Spring Green, Wis., 1893-
97; First Church, Arena, Wis., 1897-98; Friendship, Wis., 1898-99; Pittsville,
Wis., 1899-1902; Porter, Ind., 1902-04; Metamora, Mich., 1905-08; Water-
vliet and Coloma, Mich., 1908-12; Merrill, Mich., 1912-15; Genesee St.
Church, Saginaw, Mich., 1915-16; Buckley and Sherman, Mich., 1916-19;
Bridgeport, Mich., 1919-22. Died at Saginaw, Mich., June 18, 1934.
Stowe, Charles Edward, horn, Brunswick, Me., July 8, 1850. Educa-
tion: Harvard University, B. A., 1875; student, Universities at Bohn, Berlin
and Heidelberg, Germany, M. A., Ph. D.; resident licentiate Theological
Department of Yale College, 1878-79. Ordination: Congregational Council,
Asylum Hill Church, Hartford, Conn., Dec. 30, 1878. Corigregational Pas-
torates: Saco, Me., 1879-82; Windsor Avenue Church, Hartford, Conn.,
1883-90; Simsbury, Conn., 1891-99; Bridgewater, Mass., 1902-08. Puhlica-
tions: Life of Harriet Beecher Stowe, 1889; Lives of Distinguished Ameri-
cans, 1889; Harriet Beecher Stowe— The Story of Her Life (with L. B.
Stowe) , 1912. Died at Santa Barbara, Cal., July 24, 1934. (See Who's Who
in America.)
Strong, William Ellsworth, horn. South Natick, Mass., April 9, 1860.
Education: Dartmouth College, B. A., 1882; Hartford Theological Sem-
inary, 1885, graduate. Honorary Degree: D. D., Dartmouth College, 1912.
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Ordination: Congregational Council, Washington Street Church, Beverly,
Mass., July 15, 1885. Congregational Pastorates: Washington Street
Church, Beverly, Mass., 1885-95; First Church, Jackson, Mich., 1895-1901;
First Church, Amherst, Mass., 1901-06. Editorial Secretary, American
Board, 1907-21, corresponding secretary, 1921-30, secretary emeritus, 1930-
34. Publication: The Story of the American Board, 1910. Editor, Mission-
ary Herald, 1906-21. Died at Newtonville, Mass., March 7, 1934. (See
Who's Who in America.)
Strout, Joseph Woodbury, born, Millbridge, Me., July 7, 1852. Educa-
tion: Bangor Theological Seminary, 1885, graduate; resident licentiate,
Andover Theological Seminary, 1894. Ordination: Congregational Council,
Thomaston, Me., June 29, 1886. Congregational Pastorates: Thomaston,
Me., 1885-93; Cummington and West Cummington, Mass., 1894-99; Kings-
ton, N. H., 1899-1909; Rehoboth, Mass., 1909-15; Little Compton, R. I.,
1916-22; Thomaston, Me. (second pasorate), 1924-29; pastor emeritus,
1929-34. Died in Rockland, Me., Nov. 25, 1934.
Stuart, Willard W., born, in Cass County, Indiana, Nov. 14, 1863.
Education: Manchester College, North Manchester, Ind. Ordination:
Eel River Christian Conference, Collamer, Ind., Aug. 14, 1891. Christian
Pastorates: In Indiana — Linn Grove, Liberty Union, Millwood, Millers-
burg, Pleasant Grove, Pleasant Hill, Paw Paw, Eel River, Sidney, North
Webster, Broadway, and Goshen. In Michigan — Coloma, Fairview and
Pullman. In Illinios^Capron and Industry. Died at Chicago, 111., April
27, 1934.
Truman, Daniel, born in England, Feb. 6, 1847. Ordination: Free
Baptist, Ontario, Canada, June 17, 1888; entered Congregational fellow-
ship, 1890. Congregational Pastorates: White Cloud, Mich., 1890-97, also
serving Big Prairie, 1895-97; Frankfort, Mich., 1897-1900; Onekama and
Pleasanton, Mich., 1900-04; Custer and Fern, Mich., 1905-08; Newaygo,
Mich., 1908-16; Big Prairie, Mich, (second pastorate), 1915-21. Died at
Newaygo, Mich., Sept. 10, 1934.
Tyler, Henry Fay, boryi, Columbus, Ohio, Nov. 26, 1848. Education:
Oberlin Theological Seminary, 1880, graduate. Ordination: Congrega-
tional Council, Millville, N. Y., 1880. Congregational Pastorates: Amherst,
Ohio, 1878-80; Millville, N. Y., 1880-82; Edinburg and Charlestown, Ohio,
1882-83; Mayflower Church, Minneapolis, Minn., 1883-86; Allegan, Mich.,
1886-90; St. Joseph, Mich., 1890-92; Ludington, Mich., 1892-98; Plymouth
Church, Oshkosh, Wis., 1898-99; Plymouth Church, Columbus, Ohio, 1899-
1902; Norwood, N. Y., 1902-07; Second Church, Lansford, Pa., 1907-12;
Auburn Park Church, Chicago, 111., 1912-17; Eagle Grove, Iowa, 1917-22;
Immanuel Church, St. Louis, Mo., 1922-25; Second Church, Sedalia, Mo.,
1925; De Soto, Mo., 1926-28. Registrar, Congregational Conference of
Pennsylvania, 1910-12. Died at New York, N. Y., July 25, 1934.
Tyson, Stuart Lawrence, born, Penllyn, Pa., Nov. 12, 1873. Education:
St. John's College, Oxford University, England, M. A., 1903; post graduate
course, same, 1903-07. Honorary degree: D. D., (Oxon) in course, 1923.
Ordination: Protestant Episcopal, 1897; entered (Congregational fellowship,
1925. Publication: The Eucharist in St. Paul, 1923. Died at Pelham
Manor, N. Y., Sept. 16, 1932. (See Who's Who in America.)
Van Valkenburgh, Morgan DeWitt, born, Catskill, N. Y., June 19,
1901. Education: Ohio Wesleyan College, B. A., 1926; Union Theological
Seminary, B. D., 1932. Ordination: Congregational Council, First Church,
Stamford, Conn., May 21, 1930. Congregational Pastorates: First Church,
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Stamford, Conn. (Minister of Religious Education), 1929-30; North Green-
wich, Conn., 1930-34. Died at Greenwich, Conn., May 11, 1934.
Vaughn, Howard Ridgway, horn, New Egypt, N. J., July 13, 1859.
Education: Wesleyan University (Connecticut), B. A., 1886; Divinity
School of Yale University, B. D., 1889. Ordination: Congregational Coun-
cil, Fifield, Wis., April 14, 1891. Congregational Pastorates: Red Cliff and
Gihnan, Colo., 1889-90; Fiiield and Butternut, Wis., 1890-93; Second
Church, Eau Claire, Wis., 1893-96; People's Church, Elk Mound, Wis.,
1897-1909, organizing and serving Truax, 1895-1903, Albertville, 1897-1905
and Wheaton Church, Eau Claire, 1895-1902; Second Church, Eau Claure
(second pastorate), 1909-10; Nekoosa, Wis. (supply), 1910-11; Grand
Marsh, Wis. (supply), 1916; Friendship and Adams, Wis., 1916-18; Vesper,
Pittsville and Pleasant Hill, Wis., 1918-20; Albertville, Wis. (second pas-
torate), 1920-22. Organizer, ReUgious Day Schools, 1900, serving as
director, 1902-22. Congregational university pastor, University of Illinois,
1911-16. Publication: A Brief History of the Religious Day School. Died
at Elk Mound, Wis., Sept. 12, 1934.
ViETS, Francis Hubbard, horn, Granby, Conn., Sept. 16, 1854. Educa-
tion: Brown University, B. A., 1879; Divinity School of Yale University,
B. D., 1882. Ordination: Congregational Council, Riverton, Conn., Oct. 18,
1882. Congregational Pastorates: Riverton, Conn., 1882-87; East Wood-
stock and North Woodstock, Conn., 1887-89; Buckingham Chiirch, Glaston-
bury, Conn., 1899-1903; Boxboro, Mass., 1904-15. Publication: Genealogy
of the Viets Family, 1902. Died at Waltham, Mass., June 8, 1934.
Wagner, Conrad J., horn, Frank, Russia, Oct. 3, 1868. Education:
Chicago Theological Seminary, 1906, graduate. Ordination: Congrega-
tional Council, Selby, S. Dak., 1906. German Congregational Pastorates:
Petrus, Glucksthal, Pilger and Jesus Churches, Selby, S. Dak., 1906-08;
Zion Church, Walla Walla, Wash., 1908-15; Endicott and AlkaU Flats,
Wash., 1916-22; Evangelical Brethren Church (Congregational), Portland,
Ore., 1922-34. Died at Portland, Ore., Nov. 17, 1934.
Wiggins, Aaron Winfield, horn, Pittsburgh, Pa., May 20, 1850. Edu-
cation: Allegheny Theological Seminary, 1870, graduate. Ordination:
Methodist, Sept. 8, 1872; entered Congregational fellowship, 1887. Con-
gregational Pastorates: Athens and Anson, Mo., 1883-88; New Cambria, Mo.,
1888-97; Farmington, Iowa, 1897-1901; Big Rock, 111., 1901-05; Tonica, HI.,
1905-09; Miles, Iowa, 1909-11; Bethany Church, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, 1911-
13; EarlviUe, Iowa, 1913-19; Garner, Iowa, 1919-22; Ogden, Iowa, 1922-26.
Died at Long Beach, Cal., Nov. 19, 1934.
Wood, Irving Francis, horn, Walton, N. Y., May 27, 1861. Education:
Hamilton College, B. A., 1885, M. A., 1888; Divinity School of Yale Uni-
versity, B. D., 1892; University of Chicago, Ph. D., 1903. Honorary Degree:
D. D., Hamilton College, 1915. Ordination: Congregational Council, North-
ampton, Mass., March 7, 1894. Teacher, Jaffna College, Ceylon, 1885-89;
Professor, Biblical literature and comparative religion. Smith College,
1893-1929, professor emeritus, 1929-34. Publications: The Spirit of God in
Biblical Literature — A Study in the History of Religion, 1904; Adult Class
Study, 1911; The Heroes of Early Israel, 1920. Co-Author: (with Rev.
Newton M. Hall) The Bible Story (5 vols.), 1906; Adult Bible Classes, 1906;
The Early Days of Israel, 1906; The Days of the Kings of Israel, 1908; The
Bible as Literature (with Prof. Elihu Grant) , 1914; The Book of Life (with
Rev. Newton M. Hall) , 8 vols., 1923. Contributor, New International En-
cyclopedia. Died at Washington, D. C, Aug. 29, 1934. (See Who's Who
in America.)
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WooDiN, Wallace Isaac, horn, St. Louis, Mich., March 21, 1870. Edu-
cation: Hartford Theological Seminary. Ordination: Congregational
Cotincil, Andover, Conn., April 15, 1932. Congregational Pastorate: An-
dover. Conn., 1930-34. Died at Willimantic, Conn., April 20, 1934.
Wrbitzky, Edmund, born, Boskovitz, Czechoslovakia, Oct. 10, 1862.
Education: Brun Gymnasium; St. Chrischona Theological Seminary,
Switzerland, 1886, graduate; Oberlin Graduate School of Theology, Slavic
Department, 1888, graduate. Ordination: Congregational Council, Cyril
Chapel, Cleveland, Ohio, Nov. 25, 1888. Congregational Pastorates: Cyril
Chapel, Cleveland, Ohio, 1888-91; Bethlehem Church, St. Louis, Mo. (or-
ganized), 1891-1903; Bohemian Chiurch, Silver Lake, Minn., 1908-28.
Died at Anoka, Minn., March 28, 1934.
Young, Alfred, born, Horsham, England, March 17, 1870. Ordination:
Society of Friends-— Quakers, 1916; entered Congregational fellowship, 1931.
Congregational Pastorate: Pilgrim Church, Denver and Derby, Colo., 1930-
34. Died at Denver, Colo., July 3, 1934.
TABULAR VIEW, 1875-1934
(To and including 1930, Congregational ministers only.)
1. Number, Age, Service
Year
Whole No.
of Deaths
6089
Average Ages
72 yrs., 11 mos., 21 ds.
Average Length
of Service
oi oervice
37 yrs.. 2 mos., 25 ds.
40 yrs., 6 mos.. 10 ds.
1875-1933
1934
135
6224
72 yrs., 5 mos., 4 ds
iz yrs., o mos., i as. | 4U yrs., t> mos., lu as
72 yrs., 11 qios., 17 ds. | 37 yrs., 3 mos., 21 ds
1875-1934
2. Age by Decades
Year
Over 90 81-90 71-80 61-70
51-60
41-50
31-40
1875-1933
1934
1875-1934
171 I 1167 I 1840 I 1391 1 752
175
32
1199
39_
1879
41
11
1432 I 763
399
402
234
239
Under] Un-
30 I known
66~^
69
69 I 66
66 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1934
THE STATES
ORGANIZATIONS. OFFICERS, AND MEETINGS
Alabama Conference of Congregational and Christian Churches (White). (Ala-
bama and Florida West) . Organized, 1930; incorporated, 1934. Succeeding and
combining the Congregational Conference of Alabama, organized 1892, and the
Alabama Christian Conference, incorporated, which amended its corporate
articles to include both organizations.
Officers: Rev. Lawrence L. Stanley, Thorsby, moderator; Rev. Fred P. Ens-
minger, 1416 North 23d St., Birmingham, superintendent, registrar and treasurer;
Miss Marguerite Davison, Thorsby, extension service worker.
Session of 1935: Headland, R-1, November 12-14.
Alabama, Congregational Conference of (Colored). (Alabama and Mississippi).
Organized Association, 1876, Conference, 1920; incorporated, 1921.
Officers: Rev. Thomas L. Routt, Marion, moderator; Rev. Henry S. Barnwell,
250 Auburn Ave., N. E., Atlanta, Ga., missionary secretary; Rev. Charles J. Stanley.
1514 Mulberry Ave., Anniston, registrar; Henry A. Boyd. 1604 Mabry St., Selma,
treasurer.
Session of 1935: Montgomery, March 28.
Alaska. See Washington.
Arizona. See Southwest.
Arkansas. See Missouri, Oklahoma and Tennessee (Colored).
California, Northern, Congregational Conference. Organized, 1857; incorporated,
1908.
Officers: Rev. O. W. S. McCall, 2345 Charming Way, Berkeley, moderator; Rev.
Harley H. Gill, 1164 Phelan Bldg., San Francisco, superintendent and registrar;
Mr. George S. Martin, 166 Embarcadero, San Francisco, president, board of
directors; Rev. W. Wallace Furze, 1164 Phelan Bldg., San Francisco, treasurer.
Session of 1935: Sacramento, October 22-24.
California, Southern, Congregational Conference. Organized, 1887; incorporated,
1908.
Officers: Rev. Arthur O. Pritchard, Sierra Madre, moderator; Rev. Edward D.
Gaylord, 611 American Bank Bldg., Los Angeles, superintendent and registrar;
Mr. C. E. Spaulding, 611 American Bank Bldg., Los Angeles, treasurer.
Session of 1935: Los Angeles, May 13-15.
Carolinas, Conference of Congregational Churches of the (White). (North and
South Carolina). Organized, 1917; incorporated, 1927.
Officers: Rev. J. Edward Kirbye, 101 Home St., Raleigh, N. C moderator; Rev.
Milo J. Sweet, Elon College, N. C, superintendent, pastor-at-large, registrar and
treasurer; Miss Priscilla Chase, Elon College, N. C, extension service worker.
Session of 1935: Charleston, S. C, October.
Colorado Congregational Conference. Organized, 1868; holding body, Colorado
Congregational Association, incorporated 1915.
Officers: Rev. George F. Tripp, Eaton, moderator; Rev. Arthur J. SuUens, 634
Mack Bldg., Denver, superintendent and registrar; Mr. C. H. L. Pillsbury, Denver,
treasurer.
Session of 1935: Longmont, May.
Connecticut Conference of Congregational and Christian Churches. Organized
1867; reorganized, 1933.
Officers: Rev. Theodore M. Shipherd, Norwich, moderator; Rev. William F.
Frazier, 37 Garden St., Hartford, superintendent, registrar and treasurer; Miss Elsie
F. Demtng, 37 Garden St., Hartford, assistant treasurer; Porter Bower, 37 Garden
St., Hartford, associate in religious education.
Session of 1935: First Church, New Britain, October 8. 9.
Delaware. See Middle Atlantic.
District of Columbia. See Middle Atlantic.
Evangelical Protestant Conference of Congregational Churches. Formerly the
Evangelical Protestant Church of North America, organized, 1912, being the
outgrowth of the Evangelical Protestant Minister's Association which dates
back to 1878.
Officers: Mr. Hermann F. Ruoff, 1110 Park Bldg., Pittsburgh, Pa., moderator;
Mr. George S. Treusch, 303 Shaler St., Pittsburgh, Pa., registrar; Mr. Henry Brock-
hoff, 2903 Sullivan Ave., St. Louis, Mo., treasurer.
Session of 1935: Pittsburgh, Pa., May.
Florida Congregational Conference. Organized, 1883; incorporated, 1922.
Officers: Rev. Frank Atkinson, 423 Jessamine St., West Palm Beach, moderator;
Rev. Edwin C. Gillette, 117 West Forsyth St., Jacksonville, superintendent and
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registrar; Miss Pattie Lee Coghill, 117 West Forsyth St., Jacksonville, field worker;
Mr. Charles A. Hoyt, Atlantic National Bank, Jacksonville, treasurer.
Session o/ 1935: Winter Park, April 23-25.
Florida, West. See Alabama (White).
Georgia Congregational Christian Conference (White) . Organized, 1932. Suc-
ceeding Congregational Conference of Georgia, organized, 1888; incorporated,
1928.
Officers: Rev. Jesse H. Dollar, 303 Dallas St., La Grange, moderator; Rev. Milo
J. Sweet, Elon College, N. C, superintendent, pastor-at-large, registrar and treas-
urer; Miss Annie Campbell, Roberta, extension service worker.
Session of 1935: Demorest, October 29, 30.
Georgia and South Carolina, General Convention of Congregational Churches of
(Colored). Organized, 1890.
Officers: Rev. C. S. Ledbetter, 32 Bull St., Charleston, S. C, moderator; Rev.
Henry S. Barnwell, 250 Auburn Ave., N. E., Atlanta, Ga., missionary secretary; Mrs.
J. R. Jenkins, Dorchester Academy, Mcintosh, Ga., registrar; Mrs. Alfred E. Law-
less, 518 Auburn Ave., N. E., Atlanta, Ga., scribe; Rev. Lewis H. Mounts, Ballard
Normal School, Macon, Ga., treasurer.
Session of 1935: Macon, Ga., November 21, 24.
German Congregational Churches, General Conference of. Organized, 1883; in-
corporated, 1910.
Officers: Prof. J. L. Hirning, 5735 Drexel Ave., Chicago, 111., moderator; Rev.
Herman Obenhaus, 19 South La Salle St., Chicago, 111., superintendent; Rev. John
Rothenberger, Windsor, Colo., registrar; Rev. John D. Gross, Yankton, S. D.,
treasurer.
Session of 1935: Yankton, S. D., June 12-16.
Hawaii, Hawaiian Evangelical Association. Organized, 1820; incorporated, 1883.
Officers: Rev. Henry K. Poepoe, 768 Kanoa Lane, Honolulu, moderator; Rev.
Henry P. Judd, Box 150, Honolulu, registrar; Rev. John P. Erdman, Box 150,
Honolulu, home missionary secretary; J. Howard Worrall, 65 Dawsett Ave.,
Honolulu, treasurer.
Session of 1935: Kokokahi, June 21-25.
Idaho Conference of Congregational Churches and Ministers. Organized, 1894;
incorporated, 1910.
Officers: Rev. Frank E. Carlson, 323 North Garfield, Pocatello, moderator; Rev.
James F. Walker, 330 Sonna Bldg., Boise, superintendent, registrar and treasurer;
Rev. Harry W. Johnson, 2813 Pioneer Ave., Cheyenne, Wyo., pastor-at-large; Miss
Gertrude McCheyne, McCall, scribe; Rev. Charles E. Mason, 1711 North 16th St.,
Boise, benevolence treasurer.
Session of 1935: First Church, Boise, May 7-9 (approximate).
Idaho, Northern. See Washington.
Illinois, Congregational and Christian Conference of. Organized, 1931. Super-
seding Congregational Conference of Illinois, organized, 1844; incorporated 1910.
Officers: Rev. John Gordon, 806 N. Main St., Rockford, moderator; Rev. Walter
A. Morgan, chairman, Rev. Hudson H. Pittman and Rev. Neil E. Hansen, 19 South
La Salle St., Chicago, operating committee; Mr. John H. Finley, 19 South La Salle
St., Chicago, manager, treasurer of benevolence, home missionary secretary and
registrar; Mrs. Ira D. Stone, 315 Gary Ave., Wheaton, association registrar; Mrs. W.
M. Fuller, 19 South La Salle St., Chicago, president, Congregational and Christian
Woman's Fellowship; Rev. Robert W. Gammon, 19 South La Salle St., Chicago,
counsellor of religious education; Rev. Victor E. Marriott, 19 South La Salle St.,
Chicago, association director of religious education; Mr. John F. Stewart, 19 South
La Salle St., Chicago, treasurer.
Session o/1935: First Congregational Christian Church, Urbana, May 6-8.
Indiana Conference of Congregational and Christian Churches. Organized, 1930;
incorporated, 1932.
Officers: Hon. John V. Sees, Huntington, moderator; Rev. Simon A. Bennett,
8111,2 W. Main St., Muncie, superintendent and registrar; Mr. James H. Deakin.
2207 S. Washington St., Marion, treasurer.
Session of 1935: First Church, Indianapolis, June 4, 5.
Iowa Congregational Christian Conference of. Organized: state association (Con-
gregational), 1840, conference, 1911; merged with Christians, 1931; incorporated,
1911.
Officers: Rev. Harry E. Hamed, Clinton, moderator; Rev. P. Adelstein Johnson.
Grinnell, superintendent and registrar; Rev. R. J. Montgomery, Grinnell, director
of religious education; Mr. C. A. Frasier, Grinnell, treasurer; Miss Helen M.
Nelson, Grinnell, assistant treasurer.
Session of 1935: Webster City, May 7-9.
Kansas Congregational and Christian Conference. Organized, 1932. Embracing
Kansas Congregational Conference, incorporated, 1910, organized as General
Association of Kansas, 1855; and merged also with Christian conferences.
Officers: Rev. T. K. Bosworth, Centralia, moderator; Rev. John B. Gonzales,
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923 Kansas Avenue, Topeka, superintendent and registrar; Mr. E. E. Brayman,
921 Kansas Ave., Topeka, treasurer.
Session of 1935: First Church, Kansas City, May 14-16.
Kentucky Conference of Congregational Churches. Organized as the General
Association of Kentucky, 1898.
Officers: Rev. Ruth F. Sergeant, Stearns, moderator; Rev. Fred P. Ensminger,
1416 N. 23d St., Birmingham, Ala., superintendent, registrar and treasurer; Miss
Marguerite Davison, Thorsby, Ala., extension service worker.
Session of 1935: Corbin, October 4-6.
Louisiana Congregational Conference (Colored). Organized, 1869; incorporated
1910.
Officers: Rev. Norman A. Holmes, 2318 Bienville Ave., New Orleans, moderator;
Rev. Henry S. Barnwell, 250 Auburn Ave. N. E., Atlanta, Ga., missionary secretary;
Rev. Edward H. Phillips, 2026 St. Anthony St., New Orleans, extension worker.
Congregational Church Extension Boards, and registrar; Rev. S. R. Smith, 1912
N. Miro St., New Orleans, scribe; Rev. R. V. Sims, New Iberia, treasurer.
Session of 1935: Abbeville, April 4-7.
Louisiana State Association (White) . Organized, 1915.
Officers: Mr. Gus Cole, Dry Creek, moderator; Rev. Lucien J. Marsh, 829 W.
13th St., Oklahoma City, Okla., superintendent; Rev. Paul Leeds, Kinder, registrar
and treasurer.
Session of 1935: Hammond, November 5, 6.
Maine, Congregational-Christian Conference of. Incorporated, 1931, Superseding
Congregational Conference and Missionary Society of Maine; organized: society,
1807, conference, 1826.
Officers: Charles H. Blatchford, 74 Spruce St., Portland, president; Rev. Rodney
W. Roundy, 95 Exchange St., Portland, superintendent and registrar; Rev. Willard
H. Palmer, 95 Exchange St., Portland, assistant superintendent; Wilson D. Clark, 95
Exchange St., Portland, treasurer.
Session of 1935: Winter St., Bath, May 14, 15.
Maryland. See Middle Atlantic.
Massachusetts Congregational Conference and Missionary Society. Organized:
society, 1799, conference, 1803, merger, 1928; incorporated: society, 1808,
merger, 1928.
Officers: Prin. Frank L. Boyden, Deerfield, moderator; Rev. Ralph M. Timber-
lake, 14 Beacon St., Boston, president; Rev. Frederick Harlan Page, Waltham,
president emeritus; Rev. Alfred V. Bliss, 14 Beacon St., Boston, secretary; Rev.
Henry Lincoln Bailey, 169 Crescent Rd., Longmeadow, registrar; Rev. Oliver D.
Sewall, 14 Beacon St., Boston, treasurer.
Session of 1935: Newburyport, May 20-22.
Michigan Congregational Conference. Organized, 1842; incorporated, 1887.
Officers: Rev. James King, Olivet, moderator; Rev. Stephen A. Lloyd, 401
American State Savings Bank Bldg., Lansing, superintendent and registrar; Rev.
J. W. Sutherland, 5760 Burns Ave., Detroit, superintendent emeritus; Rev. Percy
V. Dawe, 401 American State Savings Bank Bldg., Lansing, conference missionary;
Miss Helen Boyd, 401 American State Savings Bank Bldg., Lansing, director of
rehgious education and executive secretary of woman's work; Rev. C. H. Harger,
401 American State Savings Bank Bldg., Lansing, treasurer.
Session of 1935: Jackson, May 20-23.
Middle Atlantic Conference of Congregational and Christian Churches. (Dela-
ware, District of Columbia, Maryland, New Jersey, Virginia, four churches in
New York and five in Pennsylvania). Organized, 1931; incorporated, 1931.
Superseding Middle Atlantic Conference (Congregational), organized, 1869;
incorporated, 1927.
Officers: Rev. Roy C. Helfenstein. Highland Park, Dover, Del., moderator; Rev.
Walter Spooner, 44 Brick Church Plaza, East Orange, N. J., superintendent and
registrar; Mr. John T. Beach, 335 N. Fullerton Ave., Upper Montclair, N. J.,
treasurer.
Session of 1935: Trinity Church, East Orange, N. J., May 9, 10.
Minnesota, Congregational Conference of. Organized, 1856; incorporated, 1916.
Officers: Rev. Philip E. Gregory, 515 Seventh Ave. S. E., Minneapolis, moder-
ator; Rev. A. K. Voss, 429 Palace Bldg.. Minneapolis, superintendent and registrar;
Rev. A. E. Parson, 429 Palace Bldg., Minneapolis, assistant superintendent; Mr. J.
M. McBride, 429 Palace Bldg., Minneapolis, treasurer.
Session of 1935: Little Falls, May 14-16.
Mississippi. See Alabama (Colored).
Missouri Congregational Conference. Organized, 1865.
Officers: Mr. Henry Schuler, 3002 Frances St.. St. Joseph, moderator; Rev.
Charles C. Burger, 6501 Wydown Blvd., St. Louis, superintendent and registrar;
1934] State Organizations, Officers and Meetings 69
Rev. Charles H. Evers, Lebanon, field representative; Mr. Alfred Fairbank, Boat-
men's Bank, St. Louis, treasurer; Mrs. George W. Clinton. 6501 Wydown Blvd..
St. Louis, assistant treasurer.
Session of 1935: Sedalia, May 6-8.
Montana Congregational Conference. Organized. 1883; incorporated, 1922.
Officers: Rev. George S. Sloan, 316 N. 27th St., Billings, moderator; Rev. C. H.
Burdick, 427 Stapleton Bldg., Billings, superintendent, registrar and treasurer.
• Session of 1935: Billings (Tentative), May 7-9.
Nebraska Congregational Conference. Oiganized, 1857; incorporated, 1910.
Officers: Mr. Hugh A. Butler, 657 N. 57th Ave., Omaha, moderator; Rev. Wil-
liam A. Tyler, 410 Barkley Bldg., Lincoln, superintendent and registrar; Rev.
P. J. Thiel, 410 Barkley Bldg., Lincoln, pastor-at-large; Mr. C. C. Sheldon, Colum-
bus, treasurer.
Session of 1935: Crete, April 25-28.
Nevada. See California, Northern.
New Hampshire Congregational-Christian Conference. Organized, 1932. Suc-
ceeding New Hampshire Congregational Conference, organized, 1801; in-
corporated, 1913.
Officers: Rev. William S. Gooch, 75 Cross St., Keene, moderator; Rev. James F.
English, 478 Ray St., Manchester, president; Rev. Robert G. Armstrong, 85 N. State
St., Concord, superintendent, secretary and registrar; Rev. Edward R. Stearns,
85 N. State St., Concord, treasurer; Mrs. Maude W. Roberts, 85 N. State St.. Con-
cord, assistant treasurer.
Session of 1935: First Church. Nashua, May 20-22.
New Jersey. See Middle Atlantic.
New Mexico. See Southwest.
New York Congregational Conference, Inc. Organized. 1834; incorporated, 1914.
Officers: Rev. Stanley U. North, Briarcliflf Manor, moderator; Rev. Walter H.
Rollins, 287 Fourth Ave., New York City, superintendent; Rev. Willard P. Harmon,
Ticonderoga, registrar; Rev. William W. Schumaker, 843 Sumner Ave., Syracuse,
field representative; Rev. Henry J. Ccndit. 310 N. Geneva St., Ithaca, director of
religious education; Miss Marjory A. Martin, 287 Fourth Ave.. New York City,
women's field secretary; Miss Mabel Woodnorth, 287 Fourth Ave.. New York City,
treasurer.
Session of 1935: Jamestown, May 21-23.
North Carolina, State Conference of Congregational and Christian Churches of
(Colored). Organized, 1932. Succeeding State Conference of Congregational
Churches of North Carolina, organized, 1879.
Officers: Rev. George J. Thomas, Box 1902, Winston-Salem, moderator; Rev.
Henry S. Barnwell, 250 Auburn Ave., N. E., Atlanta, Ga., missionary secretary;
Rev. H. R. Walden, 506 Elizabeth St., High Point, registrar and treasurer.
Session of 1935: Dudley, September 25-29.
North Carolina (White). See Carolinas (White).
North Dakota, Congregational Conference of. Organized, 1883. Incorporated as
North Dakota Home Missionary Society. 1908. Merged in Conference, 1912.
Officers: Rev. J. G. Dickey, Klamath Falls, Ore., moderator; Rev. A. C. Hacke.
Room 1, O'Neil Block. Fargo, superintendent, registrar and treasurer.
Session of 1935: First Church, Fargo, April 29-May 1.
Ohio Conference of Congregational Christian Churches. Organized, 1930. Suc-
ceeding the Congregational Conference of Ohio, organized 1852; incorporated,
1907.
Officers: Mrs. Howard L. Torbet, 1584 E. 117th St., Cleveland, acting moderator;
Rev. Fred L. Hall, 1006 Hippodrome Bldg., Cleveland, superintendent and registrar;
Mr. Allison M. Gibbons, 913 Williamson Bldg., Cleveland, advisory counsel; Mr.
Homer D. Cozad. 1006 Hippodrome Bldg., Cleveland, treasurer.
Session of 1935: First Church, Mount Vernon, May 17-19.
Oklahoma, Congregational Conference of. Organized, 1890.
Officers: Rev. A. M. Wallock, Lawton, moderator; Rev. Lucian J. Marsh, 829
N. W. 13th St., Oklahoma City, home missionary superintendent and registrar;
Mrs. R. E. Newsom, 1823 N. W. 8th St., Oklahoma City, treasurer.
Session of 1935: Lawton, May 2, 3.
Oregon, Congregational Conference of. Organized Congregational Association of
Oregon. 1848; Home Missionary Society of Oregon, 1872; merged and in-
corporated as Congregational Conference of Oregon, 1923.
Officers: Rev. J. Rupert Simonds, 440 Center St., Salem, moderator; Rev. C. H.
Harrison, 502 Odd Fellows Bldg., Portland, superintendent and registrar; M. H.
Metcalfe, 502 Odd Fellows Bldg.. Portland, treasurer.
Session of 1935: Portland, May 14-16.
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Pennsylvania, Conference of Congregational and Christian Churches of. Organ-
ized, 1931. Superseding Congregational Conference of Pennsylvania, organized
1886; incorporated, 1908.
Officers: William H. Davis, Kane, moderator; Rev. Wilson P. Minton, 1019 S.
18th St., Harrisburg, superintendent; Victor E. Lewis, 185 Green St., (Edwards-
ville) Kingston, registrar; Chester A. Thomas, 103 S. Main Ave., Scranton,
treasurer.
Session of 1935: Everett, May 21-23.
Puerto Rico, Congregational-Christian Conference of. Organized, 1931.
Officers: Rev. Eduardo Bibiloni, Humacao, moderator; C. I. Mohler, Box 246,
Humacao, superintendent; Rev. Placide Vazquez, Las Piedras, registrar and
treasurer.
Session of 1935: Humacao, January 15-18.
Rhode Island Congregational Conference. Organized, 1809; incorporated, 1912.
Officers: Rev. Samuel T. Clifton, 19 Sumter St., Providence, moderator; Rev.
Charles E. McKinley, 1021 Hospital Trust BIdg., Providence, superintendent and
registrar; Mr. George H. Capron, 15 Westminster St., Providence, treasurer.
Session of 1935: Globe Church, Woonsocket, May 14.
South Carolina (White). See Carolinas (White).
South Carolina (Colored). See Georgia (Colored).
South Dakota, Congregational Conference of. Organized, 1871; incorporated 1911.
Officers: Mrs. U. G. Reininger, Sioux Falls, moderator; Rev. S. W. Keck, Huron,
superintendent and treasurer; Rev. A. C. Warner, Springfield, registrar.
Session of 1935: Mitchell, May 2-5.
Southern Convention of Congregational-Christian Churches. (Carolinas and
Virginia). Organized, 1932; incorporated, 1932. Superseding the Southern
Christian Convention, organized, 1856; incorporated, 1924.
Officers: Rev. Stanley C. Harrell, Box 185, Durham, N. C, moderator; Rev. J. O.
Atkinson, Elon College, N. C, missionary secretary; Rev. I. W. Johnson, Suffolk,
Va., secretary; Rev. W. C. Wicker, Elon College, N. C, treasurer.
Bi-ennial Session 1936.
Southwest, Congregational Conference of the. (Arizona, New Mexico and El
Paso, Texas) . Organized, 1930. Embracing Arizona Congregational Confer-
ence and New Mexico Conference, which superseded General Association of
Arizona and New Mexico, organized, 1884; incorporated, 1933.
Officers: Rev. S. A. Wright, R. F. D. 5, Phoenix. Ariz., moderator; Rev. R. R.
Shoemaker, 816 Parkland Circle. Albuquerque, N. M., superintendent; Rev.
Eugene E. Williams, 342 Rose Lane, Phoenix, Ariz., registrar and treasurer.
Session of 1935: Pilgrim Playground (near Flagstaff, Ariz.), June.
Tennessee State Conference (Colored). Organized, 1868.
Officers: Rev. William Judson King, 548 Georgetown St., Lexington, Ky.,
moderator; Rev. Henry S. Barnwell, 250 Auburn Ave., N. E., Atlanta, Ga., mis-
sionary secretary; Rev. A. T. Clarke, 1216 Chester St., Little Rock, Ark., registrar;
Rev. William J. Turrentine, 702 Brown's Ferry St., Athens, Ala., treasurer.
Session of 1935: Lexington, Ky., April 25.
Tennessee Conference OF Congregational Churches (White). Organized, 1915; in-
corporated, 1925.
Officers: Rev. William J. Campbell, Atlanta Theological Seminary Foundation,
Vanderbilt University, Nashville, moderator; Rev. Fred P. Ensminger, 1416 N. 23d
St., Birmingham, Ala., superintendent, registrar and treasurer; Miss Marguerite
Davison, Thorsby, Ala., extension service worker.
Session of 1935: Nashville, October 15-17.
Texas Conference of Congregational Churches (White). Organized, 1883.
Officers: Rev. J. Lloyd Smith, 5512 Reiger St.. Dallas, moderator; Rev. Lucian
J. Marsh, 829 N. W. 13th St., Oklahoma City, Okla., home missionary superintend-
ent and registrar; Mrs. L. W. Farrar. 1312 Prairie Ave., Dallas, treasurer.
Session of 1935: Fort Worth. April 30-May 1.
Texas, Plymouth Congregational Conference of, (Colored). Organized, 1900;
incorporated, 1927.
Officers: Rev. William L. Cash, 2001 Lucile St., Dallas, moderator; Rev. Henry
S. Barnwell, 250 Auburn Aye. N. E., Atlanta, Ga., missionary secretary; Rev. L. I.
Donaldson, 1420 Wilson St.. Houston, registrar: Rev. W. A. Bender, 919 Waco St..
Corpus Christi, secretary; Rev. E. H. Phillips, 2026 St. Anthony St., New Orleans,
La., field agent; Mrs. C. S. Cash, 2001 Lucile St., Dallas, president. Woman's Mis-
sionary Union; Mrs. Flaura Wade. 5020 Swiss Ave., Dallas, president. Young
People's Department; Mrs. Julia E. Whittaker. 2206 Brackenridge St., Houston,
treasurer.
Session of 1935: Nacogdoches, May 2-5.
Utah Congregational Conference. Organized, 1882; incorporated, 1926.
Officers: Rev. James F. Walker, 330 Sonna Bldg., Boise, Idaho, superintendent;
1934] State Organizations, Officers and Meetings 71
Ward C. Ireland, 130 W. 3rd St.. Provo, registrar; Miss Madeline Gile, Bountiful,
treasurer.
Session of 1935:
Vermont Congregational Conference and Domestic Missionary Society, Inc. Or-
ganized, 1795; incorporated, 1872.
Officers: Rev. F. Wilson Day, Randolph, president; Rev. Chauncey A. Adams.
Savings Bank Bldg., Burlington, secretary; John M. Comstock, Chelsea, statistical
secretary; Rev. James B. Sargent, Richmond, financial secretary; Benjamin E.
Bristol, Savings Bank Bldg., Burlington, treasurer.
Session of 1935: Burlington, May 7-9.
Virginia. See Middle Atlantic and Southern Convention.
West Virginia. See Ohio and Southern Convention.
Washington Congregational Conference. (Washington, Alaska and Northern
Idaho). Organized, 1889; incorporated, 1911.
Officers: A. G. Naimdorf, 608 South Stevens, Spokane, moderator; Rev. Claton
S. Rice, Plymouth Congregational Church, Seattle, superintendent; Miss Elizabeth
Skagerberg, Plymouth Congregational Church, Seattle, registrar; Mr. Arne S.
Hansen, Plymouth Congregational Church, Seattle, treasurer.
Session, of 1935: Seattle, May.
Wisconsin Congregational Conference. Organized, 1840; incorporated, 1907.
Officers: Mr. Q. H. Hale, 515 State Bank Bldg., La Crosse, moderator; Rev.
Theo. R. Faville, 615 Insurance Bldg., Madison, superintendent and registrar; Rev.
John W. Wilson, 517 N. Mary St., Appleton, field superintendent; Mr. A. W. Hop-
kins, 615 Insurance Bldg., Madison, treasurer.
Session of 1935: Menasha, October 1, 2.
Wyoming Congregational Conference. Organized, 1892; incorporated, 1911.
Officers: Rev. O. P. Avery, Box 535, Rock Springs, moderator; Rev. James F.
Walker, 330 Sonna Bldg., Boise, Idaho, superintendent, registrar and treasvirer;
Rev. Harry W. Johnson, 2813 Pioneer Ave., Cheyenne, pastor-at-large.
Session of 1935: Wheatland, May 15-17 (approximate).
CHRISTIAN CONFERENCES
The following are officers of those Christian Conferences in which the imion
has not yet been consummated :
Kentucky Christian Conference. Officers: Rev. C. W. Roberts, Plummers
Landing, president; Ersil P. Ward, Wallingford, R. F. D. 2, secretary.
Southwestern West Virginia Christian Conference. Officers: Rev. C. A.
Sydenstricker, Kingston, president; Mr. A. A. Montague, Quincy, secretary.
WOMEN STATE PRESIDENTS
Mrs. F. p. Ensminger, Alabama (W) Mrs. W. A. Willard, Nebraska '
Mrs. Henry Boyd, Alabama (C) Mrs. C. W. Brewster, New Hampshire
Mrs. Samuel A. Wright, Arizona Mrs. Raymond S. Jewett, New York
Mrs. Frank J. Greene, California (No.) Mrs. Stanley C. Harrell, N. Carolina (W)
Mrs. Robert L. Bowen, California (So.) Mrs. D. B. DeBerry, North Carolina (C)
Mrs. a. J. Sullens, Colorado Mrs. F. O. Olsen, North Dakota
Mrs. Lansing Lewis, Connecticut Mrs. Alice V. Morrill, Ohio
Mrs. Robert G. Williams, Florida Mrs. R. M. McClintock, Oklahoma
Mrs. M. T. Norris, Georgia (C) Mrs. T. A. Dungan, Oregon
Mrs. Walter M. Fuller, Illinois Mrs. Bernard J. Newman, Pennsylvania
Mrs. Will O. Finch, Indiana Mrs. Herbert J. Humphrey, Rhode Island
Mrs. p. E. Somers, Iowa Mrs. Charles E. Reidt, South Dakota
Mrs. Lemuel Kilby, Kansas Mrs. W. R. Sellars, Southern Convention
Mrs. J. A. Herod, Louisiana (C) Mrs. F. W. Washburn, Tennessee (W)
Mrs. E. M. Richardson, Maine Mrs. L. F. Branch, Tennessee (C)
Mrs. E. V. Grabill, Massachusetts Mrs. S. T. McKinney, Texas (W)
Mrs. F. W. Bagnall, Michigan Mrs. C. F. Graham, Texas (C)
Mrs. Thomas Conyngton, Middle Atlantic Mrs. Raymond Berry, Utah
Mrs. C. R. Chaney, Minnesota Miss Katherine Bingham, Vermont
Mrs. Chahles B. Marsh, Missoviri Mrs. Claude H. Eckart, Washington
Mrs. Ward Nye, Montana Mrs. J. D. R. Steven, Wisconsin
Mrs. Harry W. Johnson, Wyoming
72 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1934
ANNUAL STATISTICS OF THE CHURCHES
See last page for last minute revisions.
The statistics are collected by the registrars of the Conferences and compiled
in the offices of the General Council. They are of date of January 1. 1935, and
cover the year 1934. Changes in pastorates are corrected until copy is complete.
Such revisions and author's corrections in statistics are not involved in the
summaries.
The schedules are arranged by conferences rather than by geographical state
lines. For example, all the states in the Middle Atlantic Conference are listed
under "Middle Atlantic," but with subheads for each state. The Conference
summaries are given at the end of the schedules. Summary I, however, is for
the most part by state lines.
Persons noting errors are earnestly requested to report the same, especially
when the mistakes involve benevolent contributions. Here it should be noted
that money received in any national, district or state office to and including
January 10, is credited to the preceding year unless otherwise requested.
The first name in the list of churches is usually the name of the town or
city in which the meeting house is located. This is also the name of its post
office unless followed by a name in heavy faced type. If this postal word is an
adjective it goes with the preceding name, e.g., Newton, West, signifying West
Newton. If Itself a name it supersedes the other, as "Newton, Aubumdale,"
meaning Aubumdale in the town of Newton.
Reference marks are used as follows:
y Pastor serves more than one church. (See list of yoked churches in
Conference Summary.)
[] Around a pastor's name signify he is not in full standing as a Congrega-
tional or Christian minister, nor a denominational licentiate.
i Pastor installed by Council.
r Pastor recognized by Council.
§ For address see alphabetical list.
— No answer can be given.
c Sunday School membership includes Cradle Roll.
h " " " " Home Dept.
e " " " " Cradle Roll and Home Dept.
b " " " " Branch Sunday School.
$ Contribution amoimts to less than 50 cents.
z Includes under "Other Gifts" contributions to objects similar to Nat'l. Soc.
causes; under "Am. Board" gifts through Board for Armenian work,
amount being included for totals of church under "Other Gifts."
* Value of church property includes parsonage.
II When a church has made no report, items of church and Sunday School
membership and value of property are inserted from previous Year Book and
marked II in the first column of the statistical report. This is done that these
items may be included in the summaries and comparative tables, thus minimizing
the danger of falsifying the comparisons. All apportionment figures are from
societies reports.
The tables are not a postal guide. For addresses of ministers and clerks
refer to alphabetical lists in the back of the book. Names of Sunday School
superintendents, church treasurers, treasurers of benevolence and chairmen of
boards of trustees, are on file in state offices, as are also certain other data.
Under church "Members" the number "Absent" are included in the "Total."
Amount of "Home Expenses" includes all salaries, together with missionary aid
received, operating expenses for church, Sunday School, choir and parish, also
cost of new buildings, repairs and improvements paid for during 1934.
The Summaries give important data by states in Table I and national data
by years in Table II. The less important items appear in the supplemental
summary. Additional totals appear in footings of conference schedules.
The report on "Average Attendance Principal Sunday Service" is new and gives
the record of such churches as report. In Summary I the average by states is shown
and in the total the average for the country. In the state summaries will be found
the number reporting in each state.
The average salaries reported in Summary I are based on the annual rate
actually received by each minister whether serving one or more churches and
including missionary aid. These are not comparable with reports in previous Year
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Supplementary Summary
SUPPLEMENTARY SUMMARY
265
Young People's Societies: Number of churches reporting, 3,414; Loss, 100. Number of
members, 189,330; gain, 844.
Baptisms: Total, 27,977. Previous Year, 30,624.
Families: Number, 518,451. Previous year, 519,062.
Average Church Attendance: Number of churches reporting, 3,428; total 278,831; average 81.
Ministers in Full Standing: Pastors, 3,465 (installed, 323; recognized, 162). Pastors Emeritus,
117. Denominational Officials, 119. Missionaries, College Pastors, etc. 143. Educators,
284. In Other Religious Work, 162. In Business and Professions, 394. Others, 1,375.
Total, 6,059.
Independent Mission Schools: Number 71; loss, 16. Membership, 2,726; loss, 599.
Salaries: Total $5,750,797 (paid supplies $151,919); Salary Units, 3,366; Average Salary, $1,663.
Parsonages: Number, 3,332.
Legacies (1934) : Number of churches reporting, 348; Total $883,030.
Debts: Number of churches reporting, 1,582; Total, $11,468,847.
Unbudgeted Apportionment Contributions: Total $79,145.
Other Gifts (Special Denominational and Undenominational); Total, $512,816.
All Benevolences: Total $2,035,923. Decrease, $162,847.
Size of Churches :
Number of churches having a membership of 9 or less 304
Number of churches having a membership of 10-49 1631
Number of churches having a membership of 50-99 1452
Number of churches having a membership of 100-249 1771
Number of churches having a membership of 250-499 705
Number of churches having a membership of 500-999 312
Number of churches having a membership of 1000 or more 107
6282
Admission to Membership on Confession of Faith:
Number of churches which received 9 or fewer 2134
Number of churches which received 10-24 939
Number of churches which received 25-49 261
Number of churches which received 50-99 49
Number of churches which received 100 or more 6
Number of churches which received none 1971
Number of churches making no report 922
6282
Foreign-speaking Churches: Armenian, 19; Assyrian, 1; Bohemian, 2; Chinese, 9; Czecho-
slovak, 9; Dano-Norwegian, 10; Filipino, 13; Firmish, 36; French, 3; German, 214;
Hawaiian. 49; Indian, 4; Italian, 6; Japanese, 30 Mexican, 10; Portugese, 1; Scandi-
navian, 7; Spanish, 21; Swedish, 60; Welsh, 31. Total, 535.
Foreign Missions (Supplementing data under Summary I): Stations, 88; Out-stations, 2,096;
Number of missionaries, 538; Native force, 7,040; Places of meeting, 2,588; Total Consti-
tuency, 388:971; Number ef Schools, 1,073; Native contributions, $703,696, of which
$224,482 for Christian work.
CHRISTIAN SUMMARY
COMPARATIVE TABLE BY YEARS
IChurchesI Members 1
Additions
S. S.
Home
Year |
Total 1
Total 1 Confession
Ministers Members
Penev. |
Expenses
1896
1,424
107,868
1,391
1898
1,489
109,667
1,449
1902
1,350
101,597
1,538
1906
1,316
97,137
1,175
■ - -
1910
1,307
101,468
•
984
1915
1,350
109,478
1,418
1920
1,204
105,310
1,087
1925
1,052
108,182
liOSO" - 90,694
$245,770
$ 957.182
1926
1,108
105,849
1,123. 94,516
316,280
1,006,765
1927
1,157
109,641
3,370
1,177 92,606
308,373 -
1,003,389
1928
1,178
105,684
3,797
1,090 86,432
351,613
1,183,719
1929
1,151
112,122
3,396
1,113 85,617
330,582
1,010,118
1930
1,137
108,188
3,793
1,135 79,120
350,215
832,651
1931
1,099
104,091
a5,897
merged 1 75,431
merged
599,288
a Total additions.
266 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1934
INTERNATIONAL CONGREGATIONALISM
COUNTRIES
Churches
Members
Members
Chapels &
of
of
Stations
Churches
Sunday Schools
1957
67,484
39,539
35
2,500
200
535
22,635
33,472
185
4,097
4,230
47
4,270
4,028
45
1,126
1,267
*7226
*687,973
*638,960
761
29,999
9.759
160
3,908
1,875
3473
305,210
419,543
1569
48,281
54,389
45
2,195
4,309
54
2,959
2,742
303
31,401
27,133
3
150
120
945
41,579
38,719
33
670
800
78
2,807
6,058
16
390
375
121
4,893
8,562
67
4,648
4,705
164
40,618
20,924
293
19,280
17,391
10
309
300
91
4,195
6.331
6282
1,029,002
734,146
**24,498
**2,362,579 |
**2,079,877
t Africa
Argentina
Australia and New Zealand
{Brazil
British Guiana
tBulgaria
♦Canada
tChina
fCzechoslovakia
England and Wales
flndia and Ceylon
tireland
{Jamaica
t Japan
Korea
tMadagascar
tMexico
fMicronesia
Newfoundland
tPapua
fPhilippines
Scotland
tSouth Seas
tSpain
{Turkey, Greece and Syria ..
United States
Totals
{Includes reports of London Missionary Society and American Board.
{Repeated from last Year Book.
♦United Church. Comprises the former Presbyterian, Methodist and Congre-
gational churches.
**Includes United Church of Canada as noted above and this year for first time
Christian churches of the United States.
SECRETARIES' NAMES AND ADDRESSES
AFRICA, SOUTH.— Rev. J. Martin Dower, 88 Gordon Rd., Durban. Natal, South
Africa.
ARGENTINA. — Rev. Fred Wm. Gross, Urdinarrain, Entre Rios. Argentina, So.
America.
AUSTRALIA and NEW ZEALAND.— Rev. Absalom Deans, B.A., Hon. Sec, 264
Pitt St., Sydney, N. S. W.
New South Wales.— Rev. William L. Patison. 264 Pitt St., Sydney, N. S. W.
Queensland. — Rev. John Frank Turpin Short, 409 Adelaide St., Brisbane, Queens-
land, Australia.
South Australia. — Rev. E. J. Stacy, Stow Bldg., Flinders St., Adelaide, South
Australia.
Tasmania. — Mr. F. A. Allen, Tregear's Bldgs., Collins and Argyle Sts., Hobart,
Tasmania.
Victoria. — Rev. Walter Albiston, Independent Hall, Collins St., Melbourne, C. 1,
Victoria, Australia.
West Australia. — Rev. Lincoln Sullivan, Trinity Church Bldgs., St. George's
Ter., Perth, West Australia.
New Zealand. — Rev. Harry Johnson, 17 Ellice Ave., Wellington. New Zealand.
BRAZIL. — {Rev. Fortunato Gomez Luz, Rua Camerino, 102, Rio Janeiro, Brazil.
BRITISH GUIANA. — Rev. Duke G. Munroe, B.D., Hopetown, West Coast, Berbice,
British Guiana.
CANADA.—
United Church of Canada. — (Embraces former Congregational Union) — Rev. T.
Albert Moore, D.D., 421 Wesley Bldg., 299 Queen St., W., Toronto, Ont.
ENGLAND AND WALES.— Rev. Sidney M. Berry, M.A., D.D., 22 Memorial Hall,
Farringdon St., London, E. C. 4, England.
IRELAND. — Rev. James M. Calder, The Manse, Carrickfergus, Co. Antrim, Ireland.
JAMAICA. — Mr. Harold C. Savage, Kingston. Jamaica.
JAPAN. — Director-in-Chief. Rev. Koji Susuki, Kobe, Japan.
KOREA. — Rev. Hak Myen Pak, 210 Kokamon-dori, Keijo, Cho-sen, Japan.
NEWFOUNDLAND.— Mr. C. C. Duley, 216 Water St., St. John's, Newfoundland.
SCOTLAND. — Rev. Charles Richardson, M.A., D.D., 4 Langside Drive, Glasgow.
S. 3. Scotland.
UNITED STATES.— Rev. C. E. Burton, D.D., 287 Fourth Ave., New York City,
U. S. A.
1934] Congregational and Christian Ordinations 267
CONGREGATIONAL AND CHRISTIAN ORDINATIONS, 1934
ALLEN, LeROY GAYLORD,
West Haven, Conn. April 12
APPLEWHITE, JOHN MILTON,
Harlem Church, New York,
N. Y. Sept. 2
BECKER, THEODORE S.,
Parkston, S. D. June 17
BENNETT, FRED D., Union
Church, Boston, Mass. Oct. 30
BENNETT, JAMES GORDON,
Kalkaska, Mich. Oct. 18
BENTLEY, ROBERT A., Chi-
cago, 111. Aug. 20
BLODGETT, EMERSON F., New
Gloucester, Me Feb. 23
BLODGETT, ROBERT HOFF-
MAN, Franklin, Vt. Oct. 24
BOOMGAARDEN, NEELO J. O.,
Buffalo Center, Iowa Jan. 14
BURR, DUDLEY H., South
Church, East Hartford, Conn. June 13
BUSCHMAN, E. H., Minden,
Iowa Oct. 21
CABRERA, RAMON, St. Marks
Church, Chicago, 111. May 20
CANNON, ROSS R., New Eng-
land Church, Chicago, 111. Nov. 20
CLARK, CARMETA SARGENT,
Clinton, Iowa May 22
CLARK, J. ALBERT, Clinton,
Iowa May 22
COLE, FRANKLIN P., Williston
Church, Portland, Me. Dec. 18
CONANT, RUTH SANGER,
Central Church, Philadelphia,
Pa. May 10
CORBIN, GLENN HOWARD,
Angel's Camp, Calif. Sept. 13
CRAW, HAROLD EVERETT,
First Church, Waterbury, Conn. Dec. 12
DANIELS, VINCENT, Bridge-
port, Conn. Jan. 23
DAVID, EVAN, Lee Center, 111. June 11
DISTANT. LEWIS EDWARD,
Princeton, Me. Nov. 14
DRAKE, FRANCIS A., Hadley,
Mass. June 1
EBERTZ, WILLIAM ALVIN,
Hill City, S. D. May 28
FERRE, NELS F. S., Village
Church, Dorchester, Mass. May 25
FRANK. MELVIN LYNN,
Staples, Minn. Feb. 27
FREER, HAROLD WILEY, Nor-
wood, N. Y. Oct. 14
GONZALEZ, CARLOS P.. Ya-
bucoa, P. R. March 22
GOUDEY, CHARLES FRANCIS,
Lyndonville, Vt. Oct. 19
GOULD, EVERETT W., East
Hardwick, Vt. March 22
GRAY, ARTHUR D.. Plymouth
Church, Washington, D. C. Nov. 5
GRIFFITHS, WILLIAM TAY-
LOR, Middletown, N. Y. Nov. 8
GUDMUNDSSON, GUDMUND B.,
Seward Church, Minooka, 111. July 23
GWALTNEY, IVAN. Haubstadt,
Ind. Aug. 31
HALL, FRED H., Avoca, Nebr. Oct. 12
HALME, OMAR, Chicago, 111. May 21
HARTER, MELVIN H., Seal
Harbor, Me. Aug. 27
HARTUNG, LOIS JOY, Mc-
Laughlin, S. D. Sept. 27
HAZELTON, ROGER. Chester,
Conn. Dec. 11
HAZEN, C. ARTHUR, Chelsea, Vt. Sept. 24
HELLER, PARKE H., Glen-
olden, Pa. Sept. 25
HOYLE. WAYNE EDMOND.
Mechanic Falls, Me. March 14
INGALLS, HAROLD B., United
Church, New Haven, Conn. Oct. 16
JULIUS, DAVID J., Middlefield,
Mass. June 19
LAIR. JAMES EDWARD, Des
Moines, Iowa
Sept. 13
268 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1934
LEDBETTER, THEODORE SYL-
VESTER, Macon, Ga. Aug. 17
LOCKE, STEWART E., Ocean
View Church, San Francisco,
Calif. Sept. 4
LOPER, FRANK B., Ledyard,
Conn. May 31
LOUDON. ALEXANDER DUN-
CAN, Brownville, Me. Nov. 22
LOUNSBURY, WALTER
BRUCE, Hyde Park, Vt. July 31
LOWDERMILK, B. H., Union
Grove, N. C. Nov. 8
LYNCH, EDGAR H., Harlem
Church, New York, N. Y. July 22
MAGGART, GERALD EDWIN,
Boulevard Church, Detroit,
Mich. Oct. 19
MAXWELL, HENRY FAVILLE,
Ashland, Wise. Nov. 27
MAYHEW, WILLIAM ROBERT.
Masardis. Me. Aug. 8
McCONNELL, RUSSELL H.,
Union City, Mich. Nov. 2
Mclaughlin, elmer Aug-
ustas, Macon, Ga. Aug. 17
MEYER, GEORGE EDGAR.
Williamsburg. Iowa June 14
MOORE, JOHN D., Macon. Ga. Aug. 17
NAGEL, HERBERT JOHN, St.
Johns Evang. Church, Cincin-
nati, Ohio Dec. 9
OHMAN. HOWARD E.. First
Church, Omaha. Nebr. April 29
OWEN, ELWYN, Oak Hill, Ohio Oct. 30
OWEN, JOHN M., Second Welsh
Church, Wilkes Barre, Pa. March 22
PARKER, GEORGE GERALD,
East Jaffrey, N. H. Feb. 23
PARKS, KENNETH G., Metrop-
olis, 111. June 15
POWLES, F. STANLEY, Los .
Angeles, Calif. Dec. 14
REKSTAD, HAROLD PAUL.
Irasburg, Vt. Oct. 17
REYNOLDS, LEVERING. Jr..
Franconia. N. H. Aug. 31
RICHARDS. EGBERT W.. Ham-
den, Conn. May 23
RICHARDS, W. A., Jacksonville,
111.
RIEDEL, WESLEY W.
Church. Oak Park, 111.
First
RIEGER. RICHARD W.. Parks-
ton, S. D.
ROOKS, SHELBY, Clinton Ave.
Church, Brooklyn, N. Y.
ROSARIO-NIEVES.
Ceiba, P. R.
LUIS
D.
May 14
Oct. 3
June 17
Oct. 18
Nov. 11
April 27
June 18
Aug. 30
May 10
Sept 11
Aug. 6
June 24
ROWLANDS, WILLIAM
Raymond, N. H.
RUETENIK, IRENE, Pilgrim
Church, Cleveland, Ohio
SMITH. J. HOWARD, Hartford,
Vt.
SNOW, ALICE BIGLEY, Bel-
mont, Mass.
STEINER, RICHARD M., Grin-
nell, Iowa
STEVENS, W. MILLARD,
Roanoke, Ala.
STUBBS, ROBERT LeROY, Ply-
mouth Church, Milwaukee,
Wise.
SUGIMOTO, TOKIKICHI, Hawaii
THELEN, MARY FRANCES,
First Church, Berkeley, Calif. Aug. 29
THOMPSON, FREDERICK H.,
Wilson, Conn. June 19
THOMPSON, HUGO WILFRED,
Woodmont, Conn. March 8
VAZQUEZ, PLACIDO, Las
Piedras, P. R. Sept. 14
VINCENT, EARL A., Shoreham,
Vt. Oct. 18
WALTERS, VERDETTE, May-
flower Church, Englewood,
Colo. April 8
WARE, SMITH E., Dayton, Ohio Oct. 14
WARKENTIN, JACOB M., Himi-
boldt. S. D. Nov. 12
WENDELL, LOIS H., Rochester,
N. Y. May 10
WITT. W. W.. Pueblo, Colo. Nov. 23
YOUNG, EZRA PORTER, Mad-
ison, Wise. Nov. 19
1934] Congregational and Christian Church Clerks
269
CLERKS
CONGREGATIONAL AND CHRISTIAN CHURCHES
Where the Post Office is that of the church of the same number in the schedule
it is omitted. Street or R. D. are given when needed. Where the name of the clerk
was not reported the number of the church is omitted. Mr. and Miss have been
uniformly omitted.
Lists of Sunday School Superintendents, Treasurers and Chairman of Trustees are
on file in state offices.
ALABAMA (White)
1. Geo. B. Tipton, R. 6.
2. Conway Powell, R. 6.
3. Mrs. A. J. Hutcheson.
4. Rev. Fletcher V. Robertson. R. 1.
5. David R. Wood, 2712 CaldweU Ave.
6. C. P. Pitts.
7. J. H. Jones.
8. George G. Nichols
9. Mrs. Charlie Hall
10. Mrs. J. A. Dobbs
11. Mrs. Minnie L. Williamson, R. 1.
12. Dewey Mae Teal.
13. C. H. Mitchell
14. Mrs. Birdie Gilbert
15. Hiram G. Duck, Box 54.
16. M.L. Vickers.
17. J. H. M. Bean
18. Julia Godwin, Box 232.
19. Mrs. J. W. Griggs.
20. Grace Gilliland.
21. Talmage Ingram.
22. Mrs. George Green.
23. Early Legear.
24. O. B. Park, R. 2, Glenwood.
25. Rev. Chas. T. Lunsford.
26. Grace Padgett. R. 1, Bear Creek.
27. G. T. Butler.
28. O. O. Wamsley, R. 4.
29. Mrs. Letha Stivener, R. 1, Detroit.
30. Audie Mae Rhodes, Newton.
31. W. L. Rister.
32. Lester Wade.
33. Laura Lee Childers.
34. Mrs. G. F. Roquemore.
35. Clifford D. Smith, College St.
36. Hattie Young, R. 1.
37. G. M. McCormick, R. 1.
38. Grace Price.
39. Lyles Moore, R. 2.
40. Jeanie Gradon, R. 4.
41. C. C. Brannon.
42. Mrs. Maggie Roberson.
43. Mrs. John G. Mclnnish, % C. B.
Bolton.
44. Lealer Perry.
45. E. R. Wilson.
46. Mrs. Colene Parsons, R. 1.
47. Mrs. E. W. Lunsford, 601 7th Ave.
48. T. M. Hall.
49. Mrs. Otis Gilbert.
50. Mrs. Escar L. Carden.
51. W. J. Harry, R. 2. Glenn. Ga.
52. Oran Gay.
53. Kate Jean. Randolph No. 39.
54. J. B. Swann.
55. EU C. Stevens.
56. Murro Coleman.
57. W. B. Weathers, R. 2.
58. Mrs. Velma Moseley, R. 1.
59. Mrs. Lucy Ballard.
60. Mrs. Agnes Averyt.
61. W. A. Morris, R. F. D.
62. G. F. Smith, R. 1.
63. A. C. Fine, R. 1.
64. Margaret Williamson.
65. Mrs. J. L. Mixson.
66. W. T. Burden.
67. Hester Standridge.
68. W. E. Price.
69. C. A. Weldon.
70. Erma Birchfield.
71. Mrs. Barbara Melton.
72. Mrs. Floyd McKeen, R. 2, Newell.
73. Odel Gillis, R. 2. Roanoke.
74. Mrs. W. A. Martin, R. 2.
75. J. R. Barnhill, R. 1.
76. Mrs. Tacie Miller, R. 3.
77. W. J. Rice.
78. Mrs. Pearl E. M. Powell, R. 1, Box
52-A.
79. Maurice Linzy. R. 2.
80. Mrs. Minnie Jordan.
81. Mrs. Mirmie Harwell, R. 1.
82. Mrs. Lizzie Adams. R. 2, DeFuniak
Springs.
83. Mrs. Frank Nelson, R. 4.
ALABAMA (Colored)
1. Mrs. Maggie L. Thomas, 908 W. 16th
St.
2. L. C. Farley.
4. Mrs. Beatris Youngblood, 1318 L Ave.
5. Emma Posey, 508 E. College St.
6. E. B. Clarke. P. O. Box 51.
7. F. D. Calhoun. R. 2. Alpine.
8. Mrs. C. S. Davis. Lincoln St.
9. Frank Fields, Davis Ave.
10. Mrs. Georgia Brogsdale, 518 June St.
11. H. A. Boyd, 1604 Mabry St.
12. Mrs. E. Guy Snell. 442 W. Battle St.
13. James Flood, R. 3.
16. Malvin Roberts, 1121 27th Ave.
17. George Edgar Rice, Tougaloo College.
CALIFORNIA (Northern)
1. Mrs. Ora Holaman
2. Mrs. F. E. Bryant, 1506 Schiller St.
3. Mrs. Amy Jarman.
4. William Henry Sipe, R. D. 1.
5. Mrs. Ed. C. Leonard.
6. Mrs. George Irvine.
7. Mrs. C. D. Locher.
8. Mrs. Jessie S. Clarke.
9. John Jee, 1917 Addison St.
10. W. B. Buckham, 50 Buckeye Ave.
11. Mrs. Edna S. Davenport, 2214 Los
Angeles Ave.
12. Nellie Stearns, 1645 Alcatraz Ave.
13. Henry Geringer, R. 10, Box 251,
Fresno.
14. Mrs. F. E. Duncan, R. 1, Box 202.
15. R. J. Arnold, 612 4th St.. Modesto.
16. C. L. Sedgley.
17. Mary L. Focht, R. 6. Box 733, Santa
Rosa.
18. T. H. Cotton, Box 968, 326 Alexan-
der Ave
20. Christ Schauer.
21. Mrs. Angle A. Adams.
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CALIFORNIA (NORTHERN) (Continued)
22.
23.
24.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
37.
38.
39.
40.
41.
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43.
44.
46.
47.
48.
49.
50.
51.
52.
53.
54.
56.
57.
59.
60.
61.
62.
63.
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66.
67.
68.
69.
70,
71.
72.
73.
74,
75,
76,
77.
78.
79.
80.
81.
82.
83.
84.
85.
86.
87.
90.
91.
92.
93.
94.
95.
96.
97.
98.
99.
100.
Mrs. O. W. Lord. 1312 "H" St.
Betty Roy, Fairfax Manor.
Agnes E. Smith, Box 67.
Mrs. Mitchell P. Briggs, 430 Terrace
Ave.
George Christian, 53 "G" St.
Korehiro Kawai, 801 "E" St.
A. H. Kaprielian, R. 9, Box 418.
Alex. Stumpf.
Peter Preis, R. 1, Box 148.
Mrs. W. H. Bidwell, Eldridge.
Laura Freeman, 306 E. Main St.
Mrs. James Everest.
Amy Jensen, Jensen Road.
Mrs. L. D. Rathbone, R. 5, Box 530,
Santa Rosa.
Mrs. Herriet Connors.
Mrs. Ivie McGarva.
Mrs. Jessie Megerle
Gottlieb Schatz, 500 Eden St.
Annie McKenzie, R. D. 1, Box 42.
Mrs. Belle Swetzer.
Mrs. Josephine McTaggart, 507 Arch
St.
Mrs. Milton Stephens.
Mrs. E. C. Grau.
A. H. Mathews, 2035 Clinton Ave.
Mrs. Joe Leiter, 3648 West St.
F. F. Barbour, 509 Fairmount Ave.
Genevieve Corbin, 2033 38th Ave.
T. Sato, 620 58th St.
Mrs. Asa Robinson, 3032 58th Ave.
Alice L. Osborne, 3805 Piedmont Ave.
Mrs. Grace Wells, 990 Bird St.
Gertrude Ernst, 502 Granite St.
Mrs. Helene N. Standley, 250 Byron
St.
H. R. Whittlesey.
Manoog GuUarian, R. 1, Box 185.
J. B. Littler, 21 Western Ave.
Mrs. Clara Parker, Box 783, 227 E.
17th St.
Mrs. D. E. Hansen.
Mrs. W. A. Sears, Box 53.
Wilbur Doxsee, 503 Arlington Road.
Mrs. Annie Matson, R. 1, Box 312.
J. W. Hamilton.
Mrs. Mary Ward Denton.
Mrs. Eugene H. Pitts, 1724 39th St.
Mrs. Grace Belisle, Box 234.
Mrs. Jessie Disckmann.
Agnes Robb. 219 Hartford St.
Puzant Shamlian, 128 Alpine Terrace.
Mrs. Arthur Chin, 1035 Washington
St.
George A. Hazlett, 54 Beaver St.
K. Tomizawa, 1828 Bush St.
Louise Schwab, 136 Sagamore St.
Charles E. Lord, 375 Tenth Ave.
Jacob Adolff, R. 1, Box 65.
Mrs. H. W. Conkling, 281 So. 9th St.
Mrs. Anna Mary Groscup, Box 224.
Jesse Hardy, Box 66.
Mrs. L. L. Brown.
Dr. Gerald I. Snell, 658 Woodstock
Rd., Hillsborough.
O. Fay Collier, 22 Short St.
Ernest F. Otto, 73 Cleveland Ave.
Katherine Kinley, R. D. 2, Box 577.
Mrs. Herman Clark.
J. B. Keil.
Florence Murphy.
Mrs. Minnie S. Parrish, Box 91.
Marian McGowen, 629 N. Sutter St.
Arthur H. Eager, 621 Missouri St.,
Fairfield.
Mary Bruce, R. F. D. Box 704.
Mary Buttner.
Helen Storm, 638 E. King St.
101. Mrs. Wilma Baker.
102. Mrs. F. H. Mighall, R. F. D. No. 1,
Redwood City.
103. Jay A. Carpenter, 245 University Ter.
CALIFORNIA (SOUTHERN)
1. Arthur W. Sill, c/o Moreno Stage,
Riverside.
2. A. Percy Foss, R. 2, El Cajon.
3. H. R. Portman, R. D. 1, Box 117.
4. Mrs. Marguerite A. Travis, Box 112.
5. E. C. Westenkuekler, Box 1257.
6. Mrs. Paul C. Newell, 1811 Alta Vista.
7. Mrs. Florence Pegman.
8. Samuel Lara, Box 1352.
9. Mrs. Alpha Lyman.
10. Mrs. Stella Keene, 245 S. Flower.
11. Mrs. I. D. Jaynes.
12. Winnifred Booker.
13. Mrs. Mabel Bartleet, R. F. D., Yu-
caipa.
16. Darley Howe, R. F. D., Box 284.
17. Clifford N. Hand, 1045 Yale Ave.
18. Florence Smith, 212 W. 10th.
19. Mrs. Frances M. Witt, Box 104.
20. Mrs. John Scott.
21. Mrs. Clark Gish, Route 2, Riverside.
22. Flora I. Bates, 638 N. Kenwood St.
23. Mrs. Alice Mclntyre, 1661 E. 84th St.,
Los Angeles.
25. Mrs. H. K. Smith, 103 Santa Fe, San
Jacinto.
26. K. W. Alexander.
28. Ed Upp.
29. Mrs. Cleqbert Overman.
30. Lawrence W. Carr, 89 Central Ave.
31. Geo. M. Gordon, 1108 Molino Ave.
32. Mrs. O. L. Spencer, 542 Locust Ave.
33. E. J. Jones, 1138 Chestnut St., Ana-
heim.
34. Rev. M. T. Asatoorian, 519 S. Breed
St.
35. Martin Harikian, 1401 W. Washington.
37. Harry Marsh, 6716 Figueroa St.
38. Mrs. Margaret Patterson, 925 S. Bon-
nie Beach.
39. Howard Dong, 1135 E. 21st St.
40. Mrs. Alfred N. Cook, 5143 Townsend
Ave.
41. Mrs. Anna Baylo, 901 E. Edgeware
Rd.
42. Alex. W. Staples, 535 S. Hoover St.
43. Alonzo P. Beaman, 6128 Monterey
Road.
44. Mrs. Charles Langfield, 7401 Male
Ave.
45. Abbie M. Allyn, 7065 Hollywood Blvd.
46. Mrs. T. G. Wilson, 3320 W. 60th St.
48. Mrs. Amelia C. Lightner, 1270 E.
Vernon Ave.
49. George Barsumian, Jr., 4330 Beverly
Blvd.
50. Edward Hunt Gaylord, 2283 W. 21st
St.
51. C. H. Connard, 3245 Primera Ave.
53. Josie G. Randolph, 1703 Oxford Ave.
54. Marie Haickmiller, 4227 S. Hoover St.
55. Jennie E. Evans, 5426 6th Ave.
58. Mrs. Geo. C. Beaumont, 2906 W. 77th
St., Inglewood.
60. Mrs. Robert B. Clark, 11958 Mayfield
Ave.
62. Mrs. Mary B. Haeberlin, 605 Sepulvida
Blvd.
63. Mrs. E. E. Ballagh.
64. Mrs. J. J. Fox.
65. Mrs. N. E. Shields.
67. Luther M. Harris, Box 51.
68. Mrs. Beulah Simpson, 629 Firestone
Blvd.
70. Burton CoviL
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CALIFORNIA (SOUTHERN) (Continued)
71. Mrs. Iva McCloy, P. O. Box 147.
72. Mrs. Clara H. Cummins, 210 El Mo-
rado Court.
73. Virgil F. Morse, 9344 Sharp St.
74. Mrs. C. L. Marsh, Rt. 3, Box 100,
Bakers field.
75. Mansog Evlcanian, 617 Ashtabula St.,
76. Arthur H. Gage, 420 E. California.
77. M. Koyama, 34 Waverly Drive.
78. Rev. Edward A. Lathrop, 432 N.
Mentor Ave.
79. Mrs. C. A. Rowley, 1369 Iowa Ave.
80. John R. Bragdon, 745 LaLoma Road
81. B. L. Haugh, Box 283
82. Mrs. L. A. Wood, Nuevo
83. Mrs. Elizabeth M. Kirkpatrick, 443
Texas St.
84. Mrs. Julia C. Lopez, 223 N. Hunting-
ton Blvd.
86. Mrs. Verne Hegele
87. Bertha M. King, 535 W. Palm Ave.
88. Donald Smith, 110 S. Guadalupe
90. Dr. T. D. Esgate, 4478 Fourth St.
92. A. W. Swisher
94. Tsutaye Soto, 431 13th St.
96. Elijah Ball, 601 Marine St., LaJoIla
98. Mrs. J. B. Fulton, 1042 S. 31st St.
99. B. B. Green. 4232 St. James PI.
100. John T. Jewett. 3298 Mountain View
Drive
101. Minnie Hasty, 1513 W. 4th St.
102. Joyce Gardener, 1514 Laguna St.
103. Y. Nishida, Ayala Lane
104. Mrs. Loma D. Judd.
105. Rickey Nideffer
106. Mrs. Iva Lee Higgins
108. Mrs. Gilbert S. Bovard, 159 W. Mon-
tecito Ave.
109. Alden K. Weis, 1705 Cedar St.. Al-
hambra
110. Mrs. Johanna Burris
111. Celia Cook, R. 2, Box 89.
112. Mrs. Charles Reish, R. 1, Box 641,
Orange
113. Mrs. Glen Dennis, R. D.
114. Mrs. Hazel M. Robertson
115. Mrs. Cloie Snyder, 8875 Cynthia St.
116. E. T. Stoddard, 229 S. Greenleaf Ave.
117. Mrs. Grace M. Lodge, R. 2, Box 198,
Compton
COLORADO
3. Mrs. W. E. Kliewer.
4. Vincent F. Lowry, Box 276.
5. Henry Beckel.
6. Albert E. Strobel.
7. George A. Marvin, 625 Highland St
8. Mrs. William Brinton.
9. Alexander Betz, 506 N. 5th St.
10. Philip Koehler, 314 Colorado Ave.
Jl. Mrs. Ernestine Cooley.
12. Mrs. Mattie Mitchell.
13. R. W. Heyse. 107 E. Cheyenne Road.
14. H. K. Wing, 808 E. Moreno Ave.
15. Mrs. Anna Mclrvin, Box 35.
16. Mrs. Edna Cunningham.
17. Mrs. Ethel Manning.
18. Mrs. J. S. Alford.
19. W. B. Wemyss, 327 E. Golden Ave.
20. Pete Harris.
21. George M. Sibley. Box 274, Route 2,
Arvada.
22. Clinton E. Woodend. 5035 W. 32n-'
Ave.
23. Mrs. Warren Morse, 1272 Pennsyl-
vania St.
24. Peter Miller, 4531 Lincoln St.
25. Ewald Roehricht, Edgewater.
26. Mrs. J. R. Crews, 1360 Syracuse St.
27. Mrs. Lillian B. Elliot. 640 S. Penn-
sylvania St.
28. Myrtle Carlson, 3770 Gilpin St.
29. Etta Insulman, 3616 Williams St.
30. Irene L. Hinchman, 1620 Galena St.,
Aurora.
31. Leslie E. Mills, 505 King St.
32. Joseph Ruck, 565 Madison St.
33. Alma Krusen. 1345 S. Lafayette St.
34. Alfred R. Irby, 3550 Tennyson St.
35. Mrs. R. A. Rohder. 3547 Jackson St.
36. Mrs. Charlotte E. Davis, 1617 E. Ala-
meda Ave.
37. Mrs. Grace Carlberg.
39. Mrs. Anita Karr.
41. Merrill H. McCarty, 3207 S. Sherman
St.
42. L. S. Clark.
43. Eugene G. Beardsley, Route 5.
44. Jacob Ehrlich.
45. Jacob J. Lebsock.
46. Lorene Sommerville, R. D. No. 1.
48. Mrs. Morgan S. Williams, 1030 White
Ave.
49. Mrs. Chester Johnson, Moffat County.
50. James E. Snook. 821 17th St.
51. Conrad Stroh. Route 4, Box 90.
52. Mrs. Claire Brown Quinn.
53. Mrs. Louise Lawson.
55. Mrs. Gladys Hofstetter.
56. Mrs. Effie M. Hardman, R. D.
57. Mrs. Sarah Kennedy.
60. Mrs. Rhea Esmiol.
61. P. K. Spangler, 336 Pratt St.
62. Jacob Schlogel.
63. H. J. Betz, Johnstown.
64. Mrs. S. Swift.
65. E. F. Huber.
67. George Bernhardt, Sr.
68. Mrs. Ralph Reed.
69. Walter Hatch.
70. Mrs. John French.
71. Mrs. Bertha S. Hance, Naturita.
72. Mrs. Merle A. Miller.
73. Mrs. NelUe Shideler, Bedrock.
74. Mrs. Mattie Mitchell, Collbran.
75. Mrs. C. C. Church, R. F. D., Grover.
76. Mrs. R. D. Landis, 2030 Orman Ave.
77. Mrs. Joe Wesley, 1705 Cedar Ave.
79. Mrs. Charles E. Ross.
81. John Walter, 422 Smithland Ave., La
Junta.
82. W. L. Miller.
83. John Nein.
84. Mrs. Francis Smith.
85. Jeanne tte Brown.
86. Mrs. A. H. Poppen.
87. David Sterger, Atwood.
90. Leola Crump, 220 E. 6th.
92. Alex Stenzel.
93. Mrs. J. T. Male.
94. John Kaiser.
95. John Schmall.
96. Henry Kautz.
97. Henry Loos, R. F. D. No. 2.
98. John Henry, 1416 9th Ave.
99. Jacob Krieger, 412 E. 7th St.
100. Peter Zimbelmann.
CONNECTICUT
1. Mrs. Arthur M. Gallup.
2. Mrs. A. H. Benton.
3. William A. Borst.
4. Mrs. Edith Bell.
5. Mrs. Clayton Kendall.
6. Ernest M. Hodge, R. F. D. No. 1.
7. Mrs. William J. Day.
8. Harry A. Sparks.
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11. Lewis E. Goodsell.
12. Mrs. John L. Stevens.
13. Frederick C. Bidwell.
14. Adelia N. Loomis.
15. Mrs. Lucretia H. Lathrop.
16. Mrs. Joseph B. Smith.
17. Vernon C. Gedney, R. F. D. No. 2,
Branford.
18. Vincent J. Young, 354 Ellsworth St.
19. W. E. Olmstead, 145 Jewett Ave.
20. Angelo Zarrilli, 305 Harral Ave.
21. Henry F. Bunce, 34 Hackley St.
22. Mary L. Dimond, 299 Park St.
23. Clifford Lockwood, 72 Fairmont Ave.
24. J. E. L. Hardman, 756 Norman St.
25. Victor L. Frykman, 1036 State St.
26. Henry C. Sanford.
27. Joseph Valentine, Jr., 200 Main St.
28. William Nelson, Queen St.
29. Mrs. E. W. Sugden, Melrose.
30. Henry B. Hawley.
31. Clifford Fish.
32. Howard E. Alderman, R. F. D. No. 1.
33. John S. Reed.
34. Malcolm R. Wibberley.
35. Mrs. Mary Rollinson.
36. Byron S. Case.
37. Hazel BushneU.
38. Mrs. Louise T. Ellsworth.
39. Bernard M. Church.
40. C. H. Davis.
41. John J. Bole.
42. James M. Wellman.
43. William B. Gerhardt.
44. Mrs. Robert W. Lawrence.
45. John C. Meconkey.
46. David F. Olson.
47. Mrs. Florence A. Badge.
48. John E. Calhoun.
49. Elsa E. Koehler, R. F. D., Rockville.
50. Thomas W. Beaumont.
51. James A. Scott, 70 Westville Ave.
52. Gust Gustafson, 5 North St.
53. Mrs. Fannie L. Brundage, R. D. No. 4.
54. Marion D. Chollar.
55. William J. Fleming, 31 Mansfield
Ave.
56. Bemice S. Cogswell.
57. Emma Ziegra.
58. Agnes C. Olsen.
59. Henry M. Bradley, Jr.
60. Nelson D. Booth.
61. Mrs. J. Edward Newton.
62. H. F. Lawrence.
63. Olive L. Totem.
64. Mrs. Helen K. Root.
65. Irving V. Cobleigh.
66. Gordon D. Bevln.
67. George Goodwin, 763 Bumside Ave.
68. Mrs. Edward E. Emmons.
69. Wallace Coker.
70. Mary M. Irwin, R. D.
71. Elin S. Bjork, 8 Melrose Ave.,
South Norwalk.
72. Mrs. Hazel E. Wheeler, R. D. No. 1,
Bridgeport.
73. Harold D. Ellsworth, Broad Brook.
74. Ethel E. Upham.
75. Nellie E. McKnight.
76. Horace M. Dunbar.
77. William H. MueUer, 1065 New Brit-
ain Ave.
78. Terry J. Cahpin, R. F. D. No. 2,
Suf field.
79. Clara Banning.
80. Horace Foote.
81. A. A. Saunders.
82. Mrs. Harvey A. Taylor. R. D. No. 2.
83. Wm. R. Hubbell.
84. J. Harris Minikin.
85. Mrs. Marjorie B. Ayer, R. F. D..
North Franklin.
86. Mrs. Bessie H. Taylor.
87. Charles A. Anderson.
88. Carrie H. Jones, R. F. D.
89. Louis J. Manning.
90. Mrs. Erwin D. Reed, Addison.
92. Harry W. Greene, West Goshen.
93. Laura C. McCall.
94. Mrs. Walter G. Colton.
95. James Lee Loomis.
96. Mrs. Carl Anderson.
97. Dorothy R. Adams.
98. Edward J. Grant.
99. Walter M. Anderson.
100. Lyman H. Merrill, R. D. No. 1.
101. Mrs. Charles B. Tompkins.
102. Mrs. E. A. Geer, R. F. D., Jewett
City.
103. Raymond H. Farwell.
104. WilUs O. Nettleton.
105. Nathan C. Dudley, R. D. No. 2.
106. Winifred M. Lewis.
107. Mrs. Sterling C. Gillette.
108. Mrs. James R. Warner, P. O. Box
179, East Haddam.
109. Mrs. Jennie M. Chapel.
110. William S. Lee, R. F. D., Baltic.
111. Chandler T. Green, 183 No. Main St.
West Hartford.
112. M. Eben HiU, 60 Brownell Ave.
113. Marshall King, 154 Edgewood St.
114. Annie B. Cambridge, 102 Mather St.
115. Charles P. Pendleton, 74 Sylvan Ave.
116. Charles G. Case, 741 Asylum Ave.
117. Walter G. Camp, 3053 Main St.
118. Charles B. Miller, 39 Campfield Ave.
119. John Micoli, 163 Temple St.
120. Mrs. Elsie M. Tiffney. 683 New Brit-
ain Ave.
121. H. Edward Hooper.
122. Albert W. Hilding, Amston.
123. Mrs. Emily B. Tate.
124. Walter Casche, 219 Main St., East
Hartford.
125. Henry S. Wells, R. D. No. 2.
126. F. Howard Stickney.
127. Charles W. Pierson.
128. AlexMcNicol.
129. Sidney M. Cowles.
130. Mrs. Marion C. Mosher.
131. Clara E. Parmelee.
132. Frederick N. Taylor.
133. Nellie W. Geer.
134. Frank E. Hyde.
135. Ruth McNeill.
136. Mrs. Jacob Ackerman.
137. Sylvia E. Daniels.
138. Joseph A. Caples.
139. William S. HuU.
140. Anna M. Ashbee.
141. Mrs. Emma L. Nettleton, 14 Hunt-
ington St.
142. Mrs. William J. Taylor, 56 Henry St.
143. Sven A. Rosendahl, 17 Hackmatack
St.
144. George H. Wyman, R. F. D. Willi-
mantic.
145. Mrs. C. S. BoUes.
146. Leslie A. Brown, 183 Britannia St.
147. Leland Owen, 36 Parker Ave. North.
148. Delia S. Bronson.
149. John Lyman.
150. F. Theodore Colson.
151. Henry Bacon, Newfield St.
152. M. Eugene Culver, 232 Main St.
153. Arthur L. Griswold, Miner St.
154. Annie D. Nettleton.
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CONNECTICUT (Continued)
9. Robert H. Deming.
10. Mrs. Sherman P. Woodward.
155. Minne W. Peck, R. F. D., East Had-
dam.
156. Mrs. E. C. Fowler, R. D. No. 7, Nor-
wich.
157. Robert Sinclair.
158. John C. Fellowes.
159. Mrs. F. W. Peck, Lakeside.
160. George D. Ford, 96 Carmel St. Ham-
den.
161. Charles F. Barnes.
162. John W. Hayes, 150 Millville Ave.
163. Paul V. Johnson, 103 Grove St.
164. Russell C. Germond, 277 Lincoln St.
165. E. E. Ogren, 267 Linwood St.
166. John Grant, 86 Rockwell Ave.
167. George E. Kellogg.
168. Mrs. Emily W. Brown, R. D. No. 3,
Danbury.
169. Clarence E. Jones.
170. Bernard G. Anderson, R. D. No. 1,
Box No. 71, New Hartford.
171. Robert C. Deming, 79 Cottage St.
172. Carlton T. Bishop, 284 Alden Ave.
173. LeRoy K. Pierce, 43 Townsend St.
174. Robert W. Merrill, 977 Townsend
Ave.
175. Russell H. Atwater, 437 Whitney
Ave.
176. Lawrence H. Blinn, 449 Central Ave.
177. James M. Bennett, 351 Winthrop
Ave.
178. Kendall A. Redfield, 15 Hartley St.
179. Willet H. Kellogg, Jr., 601 Townsend
Ave.
180. Mrs. R. H. Davison, 112 Cedar Hill
Ave.
181. Oscar Larson, 253 Augur St., Ham-
den.
182. Tideman Pedersen, 77 Woodlawn St.,
Hamden.
183. James W. Hall.
184. William S. Starr, 55 Vauxhall St.
185. Thomas B. Congdon, 40 Guthrie
Place.
186. Kenneth Hagberg, Waterford.
187. George H. Johnson.
188. Howard F. Cogswell.
189. William A. Birkins, Marbledale.
190. Susan J. Scudder.
191. Herman W. Smith. R. D. No. 1,
Niantic.
192. William A. Spaulding.
193. Mrs. F. M. Blakeslee.
194. Mrs. Annie Newton, R. F. D. No. 3.
Wallingford.
195. Ralph M. Desmond, Maple Ave.
196. Mrs. Edna H. Tryon.
197. O. E. Colbum.
198. Asahel W. Mitchell.
199. Lyman E. Hibbard, Southbridge,
Mass.
200. Aurelius V. Heath.
201. Clyde M. Beebe, 65 East Town St.
202. Dwight L. Allen, 158 Broad St.,
Norwich.
203. Mrs. Jane G. Foster, 5 Robbins Court.
204. Allan Bogle, P. O. 433.
205. Hibbard A. Norman, 67 Lafayette
St.
206. Douglas Cameron.
207. W. Dixon Hoag (Rev.)
208. Merritt B. Chalker.
209. Mary R. Woodruff, 55 Dwight St.,
New Haven.
210. Mrs. W. J. Houlihan.
211. Cecil L. Butler.
212. Frederick M. Abell.
213. Esther M. Nilson.
214. Dewey S. Blakeslee.
215. Aaron W. Fenn, R. D. No. 1, Box
116, Terryville.
216. Mrs. Emma B. Smith.
217. Christine P. Brown.
218. Arthur F. Kingsbury.
219. Clifton L. Dawley, R. D. No. 1.
220. Clifford P. Clark.
221. Mrs. Mabel Chase, R. D. No. 1, Kil-
lingly.
222. William P. Barber.
225. Arthur W. Northrop.
226. Mrs. Minnie Rowley..
227. Mrs. Emily B. Swindells.
228. Andrew Twaddle.
229. Willard B. Hodge.
230. Mrs. Harriet W. Goldie, R. D. No. 1,
Oakdale.
231. Charlotte B. Norton, Lakeville.
232. Henry W. Clark.
233. Walter E. Clark.
234. Mrs. Freeman Danforth.
235. Dr. Harold W. Bartlett.
236. Cornelia Gelston.
237. Mrs. Minnie S. Ponimeau.
238. A. Vail Smith, Jr.
239. Louis A. Gowdy.
240. Mrs. C. P. Williams.
241. Clarence Stiles.
242. Nellie M. Dean.
243. Louis A. Kingsbury.
244. B. Fred Grant.
245. J. W. Upson.
246. William K. Pike.
247. John Henry.
248. Mrs. William H. Holman.
249. Mrs. Frank E. Bidwell.
250. Grace B. Griffiths.
251. James H. Greaves.
252. Ina E. Hathaway.
253. Henry J. Fuller, 1041 Summer St.
254. Mrs. John A. Waterbury, 20 Clinton
Ave., Stamford.
255. George H. Nichols. Riverbank Rd..
R. D. 1.
256. Ludvig Anderson, 111 Lafayette St.
257. Seth N. Williams.
258. A. O. MuUer.
259. Elizabeth F. Vedder.
260. Edwina M. Whitney
261. Mettle E. Eaton.
262. Jack Wardman.
263. Spencer Montgomery.
264. John G. Talcott.
265. Harry C. Clow.
266. Burton P. Nase, Box 841.
267. Mrs. Ruth A. Johnston.
268. Joel Nelson, Box 815.
269. Sarah C. Crosby.
270. W. Hoyt Hay den.
271. G. R. Clinton. 490 Riverside Ave.
272. Mary E. Hewitt.
273. Frank M. Jeffrey, 575 Prospect St.
274. George Mojon, R. F. D. No. 3.
275. Albert H. Christie, R. F. D. No. 3,
Box 235, Bridgeport.
27'6. Raymond C. Barrows.
277. R. K. Brooks.
278. B. P. Woodward.
279. Margaret E. Tanner.
280. Nicholas Silagye.
281. Levi T. Dewey, Buckland.
282. Mrs. R. H. Perkins.
283. Mrs. Hunnewell Braman.
284. C. Albin Peterson.
285. Giles R. Anderson, 331 Lincoln St.
286. Homer C. Crane, 46 Randolph Ave.
287. John W. Bunting, 86 Chamber St.
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CONNECTICUT (Continued)
288. Pasquale Codella (Rev.), 86 Union
St.
289. Ernest G. Burdett.
290. John D. Bassette.
291. Addison M. Tracy.
292. Walter H. Judd, 291 Farmington
Ave., Unionville.
293. Fred R. Avery, P. O. Box 94.
294. May D. Peck.
295. Miner P. Rogers.
296. Emily J. Chism.
297. F. Ruth Johnson, 8 South Main St.
298. Hattie E. Gaylord.
299. George E. Tucker, 382 Elm St.
300. Mrs. Stephen Raymond, 149 Orange
Ave.
301. Mrs. Verna G. Banks.
302. Charles C. Lunny.
303. Mrs. Samuel Beresford.
304. L. Maude Perrin, Star Route 6108,
Putnam.
305. Arthur C. Willard .
306. Francis E. Reinhart, 84 Hawthorne
Ave., Hamden.
307. Christopher M. Case, Andover.
308. Mrs. Eleanor Hansen, West Willing-
ton.
309. Alice B. Olmstead.
310. Elliott P. Bronson.
311. H. C. Lathrop.
312. Robert F. Belden.
313. Howard S. Pease.
314. Mrs. Imogene A. Bourquin, 540 Main
St.
315. William Hutton, 28 Spring St.
316. Mrs. A. W. Harrison, R. D. No. 2,
Bristol.
317. Frank W. Smith.
318. Edith M. Mallory.
319. Howard L. Pickett.
320. Mrs. Louise L. Child.
EVANGELICAL PROTESTANT
CONFERENCE
1. George Wullenweber, R. D. No. 11,
Mt. Healthy.
2. John Brockhoff, Sta. L, R. 7, Cin-
cinnati.
3. Charles Lippelmann, Pedrett Ave.,
Box 655.
4. Fred Schoner, 221 E. University Ave.
5. Wm. A. Schoepflin. 948 Sunset Ave.
6. F. F. Dickerscheid, 122 Mason St.
7. Frank L. Schmitt, 322 Mulberry St.
8. George Herbst. R. R. 1, Cold Springs.
9. Herbert Flora, West Main St.
10. Stanley Jacquillard. 908 York St.
11. Elmer Kestler, R. R. No. 3.
12. George D. Wobbe, 6301 Washington
Ave.
13. Hieronymous Bluemlein, 954 John St.
14. John Welter, 315 Vine St.
15. Marie E. Metzger, 43 Locust St.
16. John Rohrman, 227 18th Ave.
17. Wm. E. Haag, 2141 Duquesne St.
18. Carl J. Hammel, 132 Brentridge St.
19. Frank G. Alster, 61 Maytide St.
20. Geo. S. Treusch, 303 Shaler St.
21. Hans F. Grosskreuz, 22 Norten St.
22. Ernst Nickel, 620 Smithfield St.
23. Clyde H. Meckey, 930 Yetta Ave.
24. John A. Raum, 834 Crucible St.
25. Fred Neubert.
26. Milton Hazlett, 305 East 6th Ave.
FLORIDA
1. Paul R. Jones, Box 444.
2. Mrs. Florence Coleman, 2533 S.W.
19th Ave.
3. Frank D. Young, 3010 DeSoto Blvd.
4. Mrs. Fannie McCloud.
5. Mary L. Matthews. 202 Volusia Ave.
6. Dr. W. A. Harrison.
7. Mrs. Sofia Peterson, Box 158.
8. Mary F. Coburn.
9. Earl C. Longcrier, 3337 Hershell St.
10. Mrs. Alice B. Pennock, Pennock
Plantation.
11. Mrs. R. L. Albury, 1104 Angela St.
12. Charles Larned.
13. Mrs. James M. Love, 102 S. M St.
14. J. Bruce Dick, Drawer B.
15. Lawrence E. Stevens, 1145 N.W.
28th St.
16. Mrs. John L. Simonich, 739 Second
St.
17. Mrs. Jeff Martin, Ocklawaha, Moss
Bluff.
18. W. E. Lackey.
19. Herbert F. Waters. Montana Ave.
20. L. Guy Jordan, 312 Rush St.
21. Mrs. Ealon Gribble. Box 3.
22. David Ziegeler, Box 236.
23. John Brill.
25. Mrs. Lauretta K. Gaede.
26. Mrs. Dora W. Perry.
27. Dr. Chas. R. Cushman, 340 Fourth
St. N.
28. Mrs. Joseph Meisch, W. First St.
30. Rev. Geo. B. Waldron, 5402 Suwanee
Ave.
31. Mrs. Harriet E. Parkhurst.
32. Mrs. Otto S. Nielsen.
33. Harry R. Corwin, 386 Hibiscus Ave.,
Palm Beach.
34. Mrs. Clementine Rodriquez, 2738
Spruce St.
35. Earl Ward.
GEORGIA (White)
1. J. M. Dees.
2. Mrs. J. E. Tatum, Rt. 7, Box 454.
3. E. L. Grimes, 798 Vedado Way, N. E.
5. John Bush, Goggins.
6. Mi's. Fender Branch.
7. A. P. Gunnells, Dewey Rose.
8. Grady Graham, Rt. 2, R. D., Sur-
rency.
9. T. G. Daniel, R. D. 2. Dacula.
10. H. B. Floyd, Jr., R. D. 2.
12. Aylmer Goodwin, 305 Tenth St.
13. G. L. Thurmond, R. D. 3, Thomaston.
14. H. H. Walker.
15. E. E. Smith, R. D. 1.
16. J. R. Philips, Hartsfield.
17. C. C. Little.
18. Guy Easier.
19. Mrs. W. H. Foster, 311 St. Paul Ave.
S.E., Atlanta.
20. J. P. Mahaffey.
21. J. F. Hughett. 1107 2nd. Ave.
22. Annie Hallman, 511 Broad St.
23. G. A. Brown.
24. James E. Owen.
25. C. L. Butler.
26. Thomas S. Corbitt.
27. Troy Bishop.
28. J. C. Tatum.
29. Mrs. W. M. Moncrief, R. D. 1.
30. Blanche McDaniel, R. D. 4, Thom-
aston.
31. Mrs. L. M. Veazey. R. D. 3.
32. Mrs. Effie Driggers, R. D. 2.
33. Eva Gill.
GEORGIA (Colored)
2. Mrs. Susan C. Bozelle, 495 Reese St.
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GEORGIA (COLORED) (Continued)
3. W. S. Cannon, Jr., 956 Washington
PI.
6. Michie Metcalf, Route 1, Box 95,
Tallahassee, Fla.
7. Mrs. Annie Bragg, Route 3.
10. Henry T. Baker, Route 1, Box 43.
11. Clara J. Jones, 273 1st. Ave.
14. Sol C. Johnson, 1009 West Broad.
15. Mrs. Eliza McKay, Route 1, Box 257.
16. Mrs. M. C. Flipper, 430 Lester.
17. Mrs. B. F. Cox, 121 Bull St.
HAWAII
1. K. Maeda.
3. Mauricio M. Valera.
4. Mrs. Sarah Kaholokula, Box 483.
6. L. Kiha Kaalouahi.
7. James K. Kahula.
9. Emily Kaohi.
10. Yasaburo Sakai, Box 7.
11. Mrs. Mary Kapu.
12. I. V. Tagarda.
13. Stephen L. Desha.
14. Eugene Horner.
15. Kunikiyo Yoshishige.
16. John De Aranja.
18. Porfirio G. Suero.
20. Henry Nakamura.
21. Samuel Makekau, Box 142, Lahaina.
22. George Kahoiwai, 1222-A Kinau St.
23. Alfred K. Mia. 2211 S. Beretania St.
24. Samuel Kauka.
26. Robert T. Aitken, Home Insurance
Co.
27. E. V. Soares, 3711 Mahina Ave.
28. Dr. Jikuma Tahara, P. O. Box 1384.
29. Wataru Shimizu, Box 894.
30. Mrs. Alice Caldwell, Kamehameha
School.
31. Mrs. Helen K. Steward, 57 New Era
Lane.
33. Noney Murakami, Box 150.
34. Jesus Cayaban, 1340 Gulick Ave.
35. Maude Ho, 1440 LunaUlo St.
36. Hideji Kimura, Box 16.
39. Mitchell Pauole.
40. Mrs. Mary Keala.
41. Wm. E. Saffery, Lahaina.
42. Frank Hoopii, Waihee.
43. James Kamakele.
44. Mrs. Wm. Upchurch.
45. Wm. Upchurch.
46. Phihp Haae.
47. Mrs. Lizzie Pea.
48. Mrs. Clara Marks.
49. Wm. K. Kalaiwaa, Kawaihae.
50. J. K. Nakila, Heeia.
51. Solomon Opio.
52. Yoshio Nakamura.
54. David K. Lukela.
55. Mrs. Dorothy Mahalo.
56. Hiram H. Kelii.
57. Miss A. Y. Ishikawa.
59. Mrs. Joseph Kalohelani.
60. Mrs. Grace P. Kahalioumi.
61. George K. Kenolio.
62. Daniel P. Hano, Kapaa.
63. Jonah Kaiwiaea.
64. Mrs. Emily Campbell.
65. J. D. Bond, Hawi.
66. Mrs. Kui Lan Yee.
67. S. Hayashi.
68. Henry Blake.
69. R. Fujimoto.
70. Felix Pascual.
71. Henry Aoki.
72. Kalei Saffery, Honokaa.
73. James Bright, Box 737.
76. Henry Malina.
77. Lyle A. Dickey.
78. K. Kanenaka.
79. David K. Kapohakimohewa, Wailuku.
80. D. K. Kahookele.
81. Samuel Apela, Wainae.
82. John Awa.
83. Mrs. Nancy Wana, Kurtistown.
84. Paul F. Sakamaki.
85. Simeon Ibera.
86. Mrs. Annie K. Punohu, Papaikou.
88. David Kuamoo, Opihikao.
89. D. B. Murdoch.
90. Eddie Alu, Spreckelsville.
91. Ikuma Saito, Box 5.
92. Maximo Castillo.
93. H. Misaka.
94. Terry Alecuben, Box 101.
95. Thomas L. Keala, Waipahu.
96. Daniel K. Kaloi, Jr.
97. Teiichiro Maehara.
98. Mrs. D. K. Nakooka.
99. Damaso Gamundoy.
100. Geo. M. Kanae, Jr.
101. Ida Kapohakimohewa.
102. Mrs. Chun Yoifhg, P. O. Box 11.
103. Mrs. Rose K. Aiau. P. O. Box 164.
104. Katajiro Tanaka.
105. Bueno Rama.
106. George K. Apo.
108. Francisco Beltran, Box 205.
109. Robert J. K. Nawahine.
110. Solomon Kuahine, Box 5, Heeia.
111. Mrs. Amoe Viela, Wailuku.
112. Moses P. Waiwaiole.
113. Frank Crockett.
114. Mrs. W. K. Tom.
115. Noboru Koito.
116. John Kekahu.
117. Mrs. Evelyn Tsui.
118. Hyakuman Kimura.
119. Mrs. Maryann Campbell.
120. D. R. Nagtalon.
IDAHO
1. Jacob A. Ruff, c/o Memorial Schiltz
Hospital.
2. Violet Cox, 1408 Franklin.
3. Mrs. Emma Holden, R. F. D. No. 2.
4. Mrs. Charles Pascoe.
5. Mrs. Kate Cameron.
6. J. E. Harberd, Box 266.
7. Mrs. Madge Basey.
8. Mrs. Charles Rice.
10. Mrs. S. C. Scribner.
11. Mrs. J. H. Wolf, R. F. D. No. 1.
12. Mrs. Ella G. Cladwell.
13. Wallace Harris, R. F. D. No. 2.
14. Jacob Knopp, Heybum.
15. Gottlieb Schenk, Jr., Rupert.
16. Mrs. Drew Stanrod, Jr., Yellowstone
Hotel.
17. Mrs. Robert I. Ewing.
18. Fred Junkert, Kimberly.
19. Flournoy Galloway.
20. Hazel Aldrich, R. F. D. No. 1.
21. Mrs. Myrtle B. Peterson.
ILLINOIS
1. Ralph H. Newberg, 407 N. Washing-
ton St.
2. Mrs. Clara Howey, Albion
3. Alma Treganza
4. Mrs. Elsie Spitlter, R. D. 1, Marshall
5. Olive Gilham, 506 E. Twelith St.
6. Louise M. Boren
7. Harry W. Gridley, 147 N. Jones Ave.
9. Miss A. Blackwell, 7735 W. 65th PI.
10. Roy E. Earhart, R. D. 2
11. Ralph H. Sanford, R. D. 2
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ILLINOIS (Continued)
12. Mrs. Edward Johnston
14. Mrs. A. R. Livengood, R. D. 1, Box
18, Atwood
15. Helena S. Carpenter, 432 S. Fourth
Street
16. Edna V. Wilson, 647 Downer PI.
17. Roy Bliss.
19. John A. Gustafson, R. D. 2
20. W. H. Epler, 207 W. Fifth St.
21. Ruth Visney, 6700 34th St.
22. George H. Wendt, 1305 S. EucUd Ave.
23. Frank D. Benjamin
24. Lorin L. Ferry, R. D. 2, Naperville
25. Earl Cox, Alvin
26. Cora M. Thompson, 13409 Ann St.
27. George F. Wollbrink, R. D. 2, Payson
28. Alice Marlman, R. D. 1, Karnak
32. Russell H. Leader, 3626 Grand Blvd.
33. Berniece Hinderliter
34. Dr. M. D. VanHorne
35. Mrs. Frank Lange, R. D. 4, Princeton
37. Mrs. Laura A. Cooper
38. Mrs. Mamie Thompson, Poplar Grove.
40. Lula Bain, R. D. 3, Carbondale
42. Pauline Downen, R. D. 1, Carmi
43. Mrs. Zula E. Peterson, 22 N. Green
44. Mrs. Ada Neidigh, Casey.
45. H. F. Moore, 803 Indiana, Urbana
46. Annette C. Morse
49. Carl Linden, Box 57
50. A. T. Sawtell
51. Mrs. Elizabeth Elder, 3444 Hoyne
Ave.
52. Mgrditch S. Odian, 7044 N. Clark St.
53. Ephraim Sargis, 2501 N. Racine Ave.
54. Edgar Milchrist, 7622 Normal Ave.
55. Allen B. Henrikson, 705 N. Waller
Ave.
56. Fred Green, 8151 Dorchester Ave.
57. Dr. C. S. Laidman, 19 S. LaSalle St.
58. Mrs. Vera Bishop, 9121 Houston St.
59. Mrs. Earl E. Gray. 8751 Throop St.
60. H. G. Jordon, 2336 E. 70 PI.
61. M. Lill, 1241 W. 31st St.
62. Agnes Hendricksen, 4816 Medill Ave.
63. Ruth Longshaw, 3030 S. Komensky
Ave.
64. C. C. Bryant, 3159 Lowe Ave.
65. Mrs. Fred M. Olson, 5721 Wentworth
Ave.
66. Herbert Lees, 6030 S. Talman Ave.
67. Sophia Rajala, 5018 Kenmore Ave.
68. Theodore Griesenauer, 5349 Ludlam
69. Mrs. Ralph Olesen, 2520 N. Talman
Ave.
70. Mrs. Elsie Byles, 2218 N. Narragan-
sett Ave.
71. Mrs. Charlotte M. Jackson, 6549
Rhodes Ave.
72. Frank H. Johnson, 1046 N. Kedvale
Ave.
73. Mrs. Floyd Brown, 7216 S. Aberdeen
Ave.
74. Fred H. Tracht, 5640 Kimbark Ave.
75. Mrs. A. M. Ruhlemann, 4044 N. Al-
bany Ave.
76. Emily Smith, 5056 Strong St.
77. Frederick D. Johnson, 622 East 67th
Street
78. Forrest Rountry, 2509 South Rldge-
way Ave.
79. Robert J. Tarbox, 2300 N. Neva Ave.
80. Earl F. Williams, 10901 S. Washtenaw
Ave.
81. Orman H. Pratt, 6329 Woodlawn
Ave.
82. Henry A. Hatau, 5226 W. Monroe St.
83. S. C. Rogers, 7216 Vernon Ave.
84. Stephen Meleskie, 10328 Ave. "M"
85. Dorothy Witt, 1221 North Harding
86. Agnes Swanson, 524 W. Marquette
Road
87. Mrs. Pearl Jost, 4852 Warwick Ave.
88. Carl G. Schwabe, 720 Forest Rd.
89. Phil A. Peticolas, 1508 Fargo Ave.
91. Juvetino Sanchez, 1213 W. Gilpin PI.
92. Arthur J. Leary, 1940 N. Tripp
94. Frances DeBus, 1235 Winnemac Ave.
95. Wilmarth Sherman, 3985 Drexel Blvd.
96. Mrs. Evelia Gonzales, 3343 E. 91th
97. Mrs. Sam Gleave, 2451 East 74th PI.
98. Rufus A. Thornton, 5456 Glenwood
Ave.
99. Mrs. Lucy M. McKinnon, 2237 N.
Monticello Ave.
100. Mrs. Myrtle B. McElroy, 3510 West
65th Place
101. H. S. Tyler, 6134 Rhodes Ave.
102. Dorothy Hood, 3239 Washington Blvd.
103. Albert F. Meyers, 3817 N. Narragan-
sett Ave.
104. Marie G. Hermanson, 3729 Maple
Square Ave.
105. Edward Hoglund, 1407 Hollywood
Ave.
106. G. L. Avery, 205 S. Fourth St.
108. Helen Babcock
110. Elbert Swafford, R. D. 1, Makanda
111. Mrs. Amy A. Sears, R. D. 1, Atkinson
112. Wallace J. Olsen, R. 1, 108 First St.
113. Claude C. Miller, 121 South Oak St.
115. Ethel B. Palmer, 202 W. Seventh St.
116. Gilbert Pittman, 1505 Griggs St.
117. Adelia Nelson Bishop, 840 W. Eldo-
rado St.
118. Margaret C. Wiltberger, 429 Pine St.
119. Libbie A. Haynes
120. Mrs. Grace Frey
121. W. I. Merriam, 945 Jeannette Ave.
122. Florence Shaw, 1205 W. Fourth St.
123. Mrs. Alvin R. Anderson, Star Route
Delivery, Maiden
124. W. E. Chessman, 4824 Highland Ave.
125. Gerald Kermicle, R. D. 1, Dundas
126. Francis B. Wright, 220 S. Third St.
127. Mrs. Albert Dashner, 326 S. Main St.
128. Mrs. Ella C. Horton, 224 Seminole
129. Mrs. H. E. Clatterbuck, 2531 Monroe
Street
130. Lois McWhorter
131. Daniel R. Rowland, R. D. 1. Leaf
River
132. Mrs. W. C. Ercanbrack
133. V. O. Wettaw
134. Laura C. Kimball, 452 Spring St.,
Apt. 6
135. Mrs. Mary Boomer, Mitchell Ave.
136. Minnie E. Wilbur, Box 172
137. Mrs. Robert Kain
138. Edwin C. Budlong, 1602 Hinman Ave.
139. Daisy George Bankston, R. U., !■ air-
field
140. Mrs. E. B. James, R. D. 2, Mansfield
143. Pearl Mayhew, R. D. 1. Fithian
144. Mrs. Alta Sorenson.
145. K. D. McClelland, 656 N. Prairie St.
146. Mrs. B. T. Packenham, 469 Locust
147. Mrs. L. H. Best, 814 N. W. 3rd Ave.
148. Mrs. Henry Doll
149. Mrs. Sue W. Bradley, 113 S. College
Ave.
150. Mrs. Nellie Mcllvaine, 416 Austin
Ave.
151. Hermon H. Hitt, 347 Montclair Ave.
152. Walton Searles, 1736 McLean Court
153. Edna Ebbeler
155. Mrs. Olive M. Victor
156. John G. Pletsch
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ILLINOIS (Continued)
157. Mrs. Kurt Rudolf
160. W. E. Froelich
161. Elsie Cree
162. Mrs. Anna Langenbach, Prairie View
163. Herbert E. Campbell, 15604 Paulina
Ave.
164. Alta M. Bowers
165. O. M. Strieff
166. Francis H. Lockwood, 236 N. Wash-
ington Street
167. Mrs. Fred J. Paddock, R. D. 1, Lock-
port
169. O. H. Schmalz
170. Everett Brown, Harristown
171. George S. Brainerd, R. D. 1, Munde-
lein
172. Lucy C. Catlin, 876 W. State St.
173. Harper Andrews, 211 E. Prospect St.
174. Mrs. J. W. Grieves, Box 662
175. Clarence G. Dittman, 545 N. Waiola
Ave.
176. Clarence Anderson
177. Mrs. Howard Walker, R. D. 1
178. Blanche Culver, 1303 Bucklin St.
179. Mrs. Winnie Stewart, R. D. 1, Speer
180. W. F. Light
181. Mrs. S. E. Dishong, R. D. 2, Amboy
184. Mrs. Ella Winterhalter, R. D., Maple
Park
186. Mrs. Julia Stephenson, 1010 Madison
St.
187. Mrs. Irma C. Bogart
188. Henry Copeland Taylor, 166 S. Char-
lotte St.
190. Mrs. Hester A. Britton, R. D. 6.
Louisville
191. Mrs. Helen D. Greenlee.
192. E. R. Vial, R. D. 2, LaGrange
194. Katharine B. Pierce.
197. William H. RoUo, 553 Rutland St.
198. Alta V. Gilbert, 414 North 8th St.
201. Mrs. A. C. McCoy, 3000 Champaign
Ave.
202. Mrs. E. W. Remala, R. D. 1, Kingston
203. Marjorie Addrews, 408 S. 2nd Ave.
204. Alfred D. Kilbey, 1813 S. 11th St.
207. Mrs. George E. WiUiams, R. D. 2,
Godfrey
208. Mrs. M. D. Thompson
209. Mary C. Bray
211. D. H. Minto, R. D. 2, Antioch
213. Mrs. Grace B. Lefever, Bement
214. Mrs. Arthur S. Knudson, R. D. 1,
Minooka
215. S. H. Dekker, 2410 12th St.
217. Clara Kuehl, 1424 12th St.
218. Mrs. Leon Plym, 429 45th St.
219. Mrs. Edna O. Drager
221. Mrs. W. S. Sanderson, High St.
222. Mrs. Ida Nelson Weaver
223. Lillie R. Buxton
224. Mrs. J. H. Rouse
227. Ida Koob, 21 S. Brainard St.
228. Mrs. E. R. Stetson
232. Mrs. Ethel Bower, R. D. 1, Newton
234. Mrs. Stella S. Fryman, R. D. 1, Noble
236. Mrs. Sina Warner, R. D. 1, Noble
237. Agnes Rockey
238. Mrs. Viola Webster
239. Margaret Lambright
240. Edward P. Marsh, 331 N. Grove Ave.
241. Thomas Newell, 1213 Grove Ave.,
Berwyn
242. Robert E. Bruce, 1122 Randolph St.
243. John C. Carlyon, 915 Agusta St.
245. Edwin L. Graham, R. D. 1, Oblong
247. Anna L. Eggenberger
248. Lloyd Johnson, R. D. 4, Albion
249. Ora Price, 625 E. Chestnut St.
252. Gertrude Heffelfinger
253. Bertha R. Glover, 902 Paul St.
254. Mrs. Sarah Plunkett, R. D. 2, Pal-
estine
257. John F. Kyte, 327 S. Market St.
258. Clarence R. Fisher
259. Mrs. Inez Christen
260. Dr. Mary Ferris, 109 S. Fourth St.
262. Ardilla Styles, Monroe St. and Ham-
ilton Blvd.
263. James H. Lambert, 306 Dechman
Ave.
264. Mrs. John V. Troth, 209 Monroe Ave.
265. Arthur W. Janz, 2730 W. 7th St.
266. Mrs. Jean H. Chambers, R. D. 1,
Atwood
268. Claribel Eraser
271. Mrs. E. B. Greenlee
273. Mrs. Mertie Stanfield, Eaton
274. Sylvester T. Brigham, S. Main St.
275. Mrs. Fern M. Weberg. 608 Jackson
Street
276. Harry Gushing, R. D. 1,'Tiskilwa
277. Charles I. Smith, P. O. Box 325
278. Mrs. Cora C. Stewart
281. Mrs. George Bertram
286. Norman C. Tuckett, 1902 Oxford St.
287. Mrs. Myron E. Eddy
288. Ethel M. Reynolds, R. D. 6, Earlville
290. Mrs. Paul M. Paschal, 213 4th Ave.
North
292. John S. Hamill, 213 E. 3rd St.
293. Mrs. Abe Briddick
294. Mrs. Leona Spielman
295. Kathryn Drury
296. Mrs. C. E. Andersen
302. Mrs. Emma McGraw
303. Mrs. Ann Norlius, 1013 S. Seventh
St.
304. Ben E. Padget, 1761 S. 8th St.
305. James T. Dwyre, W. Dakota St.
307. Mrs. Cora Bell
308. Harry H. Over, 802 Locust St.
309. Donald Bass
310. Hector McAllister, 206 Fifth St.
311. Lena Henry
312. Mrs. Emma J. Griggs
313. L. R. Turner, R. D. 2, Sumner
314. Jennie May Lloyd, 210 S. Maple St.
317. Mrs. Gusty Mumford, Tilton Station
318. Fred Raymond
319. S. M. Wrigley
321. Mrs. Elma B. Kinney, 186 E. Ensey
Street
322. Emma M. Curtis, R. D. 3, Albion
323. L. E. Tillotson, 905 S. Race St.
324. William A. Gagle. 503 E. Park Blvd.
325. Mrs. Louise Greene
326. Mrs. Nannie Mitchell
327. A. E. Christiansen, 1012 Grove St.
328. Adaline L. Everett
329. Francis Ross, Bartlett
331. Edith Williams, R. D. 1, West Liberty
332. Lucy E. Williams, 4558 Grand Ave.
333. Fern Tait
334. Joseph P. Shaw, 925 Michigan St.
335. Mrs. Emma Wear, R. D. 2, Plymouth
337. Millard E. Newlin, R. D. 2, Box 42,
Willow Hill
339. Mrs. Shelby M. Singleton, 1104 Forest
Ave.
340. Alfred G. Freeman, 562 Oak St.
342. Mrs. Leroy Fensterman
343. Walter T. Wheeler, 129 North St.
344. Mrs. Ora Everett
345. Floyd Meeske
346. Mrs. Eliza Budd
INDIANA
1. O. Emmitt Griffith, R. 1, Greenwood.
2. Noble Shelley, R. 2, Jamestown.
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INDIANA (Continued)
John DeHaven.
Marcellus Hitchcock, R. 1.
Mrs. Ethel M. Gaff, R. 2.
Mrs. Samuel Lee, R. 1.
Lilburn Stottlemyer, R. 10.
J. W. Wyandt, 206 N. Williams St.
Marian Clark, R. 3.
Mildred Martin.
Albert G. Harvey, R. 3, Covington.
Mrs. Addie Metsker.
Eileen Motz, R. 1.
Mrs. E. L. Huffman, R. 5.
Mildred Nelson.
Mrs. Gerna Mayfield, R. 1.
Mrs. David Rojohn, R. 3.
Mrs. John C. Logan, Cloverdale.
Mrs. Mabel Kessell, R. 1.
Mrs. Ada Shoemaker, R. 2, Berne.
Grant Coonrod.
Ralph Dawson.
Arlie Wood.
Mrs. Joe Albright. Box 72.
Mrs. Alma Wetzel.
Mrs. Carrie Worrick, R. 5.
Mrs. Mary Jackson.
Mrs. Alice Cox. R. 1, Blountsville.
Forest Bolen, R. 4.
John Rutter.
Howard Martin.
Ina Bowers.
Mrs. Anna Huffman, R. 5, Craw-
fordsville.
Paul Heohne, R. 2.
Lila Brotherton, 304 E. Washington.
Glenn McRory. 1214 W. 142nd St.
Mrs. Roy Neville. R. 4.
Mrs. Earl Bozell, R. 5.
D. F. Fuson, 668 Fulton St.
Mrs. M. M. Bolenbaugh, 409 Myrtle
St.
Mrs. Grethel McConnell, Route 6.
Mrs. Ethel Sharpe, R. 1.
Mrs. Flora Sayers.
Mrs. Lula B. Williams, R. 1, Win-
chester.
H. Roger Clayton. R. 2.
Mrs. Ora Baldwin, R. 2.
Mrs. Pauline Hollaway. R. 6. Marion.
Clifton R. Sprunger, 2101 Saint Joe
Blvd.
, Hazel Merriman, R. 1.
Mrs. Minnie Kern, 658 E. South St.
, Herbert P. Anderson, R. 5.
. Charles A. Dungan, R. 2.
. Russell D. Merrell, R. 2, Kokomo.
Minnie J. Talbot, 105 W. 5th Ave.
. Evelyn Ruth Paulsen, 365 S. Ham-
ilton St.
. Ward F. Perry, R. 1.
. Mrs. Gladys Janney, R. 2.
. Mrs. Emma Blue, 904 S. Sixth St.
. Mrs. Eliza A. Benner, R. 5.
Mrs. Emma Hawkins, R. 2.
Mrs. Minnie Perkins.
Bacil Rust. ^.^
Mrs. Elsie Phillips, R. 4, Union City.
G. M. Cleveland.
Mrs. Melle Lough, R. 1.
Frank Hilyard, 904 Ogan Ave.
WiUiam H. Pormen, R. 5.
Frederick G. Bock, 4243 Rookwood
Ave. ,^ „^
Louis Peltier. 1711 Rembrandt St.
Mrs. Mae Galloway, R. 1.
Mrs. Hazel F. Treer, R. 1.
O. V. Johnson, R. 1, Sheridan.
Milford Stowers. R. 1. Sheridan.
Florence S. Creek, 208 Line St., Lib-
erty.
82. Frank A. George, 710 W. Mulberry
St.
83. Janness Hatten, 630 S. Union St.
84. Daisy McCoy, R. 5.
86. Mrs. Lem Wilhoite, 804 N. Jameson
St.
87. Evelyn Bonwell, 224 Park St.
88. Clara A. Miller. R. 6.
89. Leo Sanders. R. 2. Thorntown.
90. Karl Myers, R. 1, Jamestown.
91. Jennie Cox, 524 N. East St.
92. Bonnetha Colcord. R. 1, Kirklin.
94. Harold H. Newkirk.
95. Icel Shanks, R. 1, Geneva.
96. Omer Leak, 42 Walnut St., Danville.
97. Minnie A. Bruner, R. 1, Walton.
98. Mrs. Jessie Eikelburner, R. 1.
99. Mrs. Oval Johnson.
100. Mrs. Laura Fouts, R. 2, Modoc.
101. Mrs. Hattie E. Morris.
103. Walter Buchanan, 512 S. Washing-
ton St.
104. Mrs. Effie Henderson. R. 1, Norman.
105. Mrs. Alice Rice.
106. Zora Helms, Attica.
107. Mrs. Ethelvn Wood.
109. Ethel D. McLean, 216 E. Sixth St.
110. Earl Geleske, Springland Ave.
112. Walter H. Casad, R. 2.
113. William Butcher.
114. Mrs. Clara Farlow, J{. 1. Keystone.
115. Ida Havens, R. 3.
116. Orville Williams.
117. Marguerite Strong, Kimbrough Apt.,
N. Mulberry St.
118. Orville C. Russell, R. 1.
119. Wash I Anglin, Etna Green.
120. Mrs. Ralph Bennett, 122 Chestnut St.
121. A. W. Dazey, R. 1.
122. Mrs. Abbie Dodds, R. 1.
123. Mabel Royer, 206 E. Fifth St.
124. Mrs. Dora Schroll, R. 3.
125. Charles T. Mock, R. 1, Leesburg.
126. Arthur Scott.
127. Mrs. Lettie Squires.
128. Mrs. Fern Thornburg, R. 2.
129. Mrs. Perl Lingo, 807 W. Arch St.
130. Lulu McLaughUn, 922 S. Meridian
St.
131. Mrs. Millie Naher, R. 3.
133. Mrs. Rana Jellison, R. 1, Ridgeville.
134. Mrs. Mary Baker, R. 4.
135. Oscar W. Imes, R. 1.
136. Grace M. Retter, 476 S. Walnut St.
137. Julia Millspaugh, R. 1.
138. Mrs. Delia Emmons, R. 5.
139. Jannes W. Gray, R. 4.
140. Ella Carter.
141. Mrs. Violet Rayl, R. 2.
142. Mrs. Hoke Wall, R. 4, Ridgeville.
143. Lon Brooks, R. 1.
144. Mrs. Beulah Meyer, R. 1, N. Man-
chester.
145. Marie Miller.
146. Mary E. Stevenson, R. 6, Lebanon.
147. Mrs. A. E. Christopher, R. 5, Box
497.
148-151. Carl Thomson, R. 3.
152. Mrs. Kenneth Culiver. 407 W. Fourth
St., Mt. Vernon.
153. Mrs. Ruby Butler, Box 82.
154. Mrs. Esther Wright.
155. Mrs. Celia Strough, R. 6, New Castle.
156. Anna Thrailkill, R. 1.
157. Prof. Albert A. Faurot, 649 Poplar
St.
158. Dorothy M. Ewing, 320 N. Eight-
eenth St.
159. Margaret Bishop. Arcadia.
160. F. E. Achenbach, R. 2.
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INDIANA (Continued)
161. Mrs. Ray B. Smith, R. 5.
162. A. L. Vining, R. 1.
163. Mrs. Grace Jones, R. 1.
164. Zona Myers, R. 1.
165. Ken Weesner, R. 6.
166. Ella Philpott, Kingman.
167. James A. Glover.
168. Mrs. Irma Oilar, 1011 N. Walnut St.
169. Charles E. Eshleman.
170. Mrs. Daisy Chopson.
171. Mrs. Ola L. Dungan, R. 3.
172. Zora E. Kern, 30 N. Eighth St.
173. Ray Irwin, R. 1.
174. Myrtle Soltwedel, 1647 Myrtle Ave.
175. Orval Brouse, 609 W. Washington St
176. Bertha Johnson, R. 1.
177. Mrs. Bessie Grow, R. 2.
178. Mrs. Ruby Owens, R. 1.
179. Mrs. Nellie Helm, R. 1.
180. Mrs. Ray Thompson, R. 1.
181. M. L. Shroyer, R. 2.
182. Millie K. Delp, R. 2, Galveston.
183. Mrs. Ellen Taylor, R. 2.
184. Mrs. Elsie Banta, R. 5, Union City.
185. Russell Beetley, Versailles.
186. Mrs. Lizzie Maffit, R. 2.
187. Mrs. Minnie Oliver, R. 5.
188. W. E. Hunter.
189. G. D. Lane, R. 8.
190. George A. Irelan.
191. Mrs. Mary Gordin.
192. Mrs. Maude McAfee. R. 1.
193. Clem E. Brewer, R. 6.
194. Mrs. G. N. Betz, R. 2.
IOWA
1. Mrs. Mabel Anthony.
2. Mrs. Mary A. White, Rt. 3.
3. Mrs. Keith Wood.
4. George Dunn.
5. Mrs. Hazel D. Lusby, 10 E. McGregor.
6. Mrs. E. Speedy.
7. Mrs. S. E. Blair.
8. J. E. Guthrie, 319 Lynn Ave.
9. P. S. Robertson, 112 Cleveland St.
10. Georgiana Lake, Route 1.
11. Geraldine Cleaver.
12. Mrs. D. N. Essick.
13. Gertrude Talcott.
15. Ethel Morrow, 805 Cedar.
16. Mrs. Helmer Carlberg.
17. Mrs. H. E. Patterson.
19. Mrs. Ethel Barnes, Rt. 2.
20. Clara Dalbey.
22. Lo Rena Hatch, Rt. 1, Melbourne.
23. Elsie Schlieman, Rt. 1.
24. T. A. Davenport.
25. Mrs. R. O. Silver. Rt. 2, Altoona.
26. R. B. Tuttle.
27. B. E. McElwain.
28. Mrs. Agnes Casseltine.
29. Mrs. Edith Meacham, Rt. 1.
30. Mrs. Genevieve Couper Inman.
31. Lester Drake.
32. Mrs. Wallace Royer, 1923 River St.
33. Mrs. Mae Cook, Rt. 1.
34. Mrs. Benj. G. Davies.
35. Mrs. C. W. Wester, 823 W. 6th St.
36. Ella S. Merriman. 319 3rd St. S. E.
37. Mrs. Alma Hiland, 1312 9th St. N. W
39. Henning Carlson. 1514 S. 5th St.
40. Gertrude Rice.
41. F. M. McClintock.
42. Mrs. Frances Frudden, 317 2nd. Ave.
44. Horace Clark, Rt. 2, Lansing.
46. Minnie C. Lockwood.
47. Ross R. Rogers.
49. Mrs. Marie A. Van Metre.
50. J. E. Cooke, 1023 Pershing Blvd.
51. Jeannette F. Balch, 2315 Pershing
Blvd.
54. Mrs. Jennie E. Jones.
55. Mrs. Ray L. Sweet, Rt. 2, Charles
City.
56. Mrs. S. W. Morris.
57. Mrs. Ruth Mitchell, Rt. 2, Nodaway.
58. Clara A. Gerst, Box 355.
59. Mrs. Wilbur Hill 3420 Avenue B.
60. Hattie E. Howe, 126 6th Ave. E.
61. Margaret Ball, 507 W. Mills St.
63. Mrs. Cecil Daniels.
64. George H. Mathews, Rt. 2.
65. E. E. Kolb, 2602 Famam St.
66. A. W. Fischbeck, 301 W. 6th St.
67. Mrs. Walter Jewell.
68. Doris Hilleary.
69. Mrs. Charles A. Rawson, 723 4th St.
71. Mrs. Denis O'Connor, 401 10th St.
72. D. C. Van Hoven.
73. Lester A. Dinsdale, Traer.
74. LaDelle Kloek.
75. John C. Beck, 15th and Central.
76. Herbert Bremer, 2108 Kniest St.
77. Grace Williams, 857 Wilson Ave.
78. Gertrude Christensen, Rt. 1.
79. Mrs. Anita Benedict, 409 S. Cadwell
St.
80. Mrs. Lulu Hund Davis.
81. C. W. Oldham, Rt. 2.
82. Mrs. Ruby B. Smith.
83. L. W. Hall.
84. James Nuckolls.
85. Mrs. E. M. Paul.
87. E. E. Jones, Rt. 1.
88. E. Gerry Swanton, 2007 E. 7th St.
89. Dr. L. J. Oldaker.
90. Walter A. Coop, Rt. 2.
92. Dr. L. A. Coffin.
94. Mrs. L. D. Martin, R. R.
95. Lora C. Kleckner, Box 125.
97. Mrs. Freda A. Finders, Rt. 2, Mar-
shalltown.
99. Mrs. Merle Townsend.
100. James Jacobs.
101. Mrs. Orville Dunkerson, Rt. 2.
102. Ida E. Hansen.
104. Ardis Minnick, 1406 1st Ave. N.
105. Mrs. Albert Moellering.
106. Mrs. Charles F. Merten.
107. Mrs. Cleve Fisch.
108. Emma Wakefield.
110. Elizabeth Lewis.
111. Emma L. Hanna, 309 N. Myrtle St.
112. Mrs. Roy I. Switzer.
115. Mrs. George Roe, Rt. 3. Bellevue.
116. Ruth H. Knights.
117. A. A. Johnson.
118. Arthur M. Burton, 1024 Elm St.
119. Keith Dempster, Rt. 3.
120. L. H. Davis.
122. John G. Kelley.
123. E. G. Hakeman.
124. Mrs. Dave Muilenburg.
125. Maud S. King, 202 N. 4th St.
126. Mrs. Ollie Barker.
127. Mrs. Nelson Huffman.
128. A. N. Stunz.
129. Cecil J. Hughes, Rt. 4.
130. Mrs. Harriett Ellsworth.
132. Doris Waddell.
133. Mrs. George Starr.
134. Mrs. F. L. Dewees, 212 High St.
135. Mrs. Edw. Atterburg. Rt. 2.
136. Mrs. James A. Craig.
137. Mrs. C. L. Murray.
139. Roy E. Ferguson.
140. Hilda M. Johnson, Rt. 7.
141. Herbert Gottlob.
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143. Mrs. Maude Gaunt.
144. Mrs. Fanny B. Harvey, Cranston.
145. Mrs. Elizabeth C. Morse.
146. Mrs. J. V. Roland.
147. Mrs. Zora Petsenbarger, Rt. 1.
148. Mrs. George Trygg.
150. F. R. Kennison, Rt. e.
151. Mrs. P. M. Carlson, Rt. 1.
152. M. H. Runkle, Rt. 5.
153. Mrs. G. A. Moline.
154. Lulu B. Hinman, 210 W. Eliza St.
155. J. D. Misbach, Rt. 5, Williamsburg.
156. Mrs. John T. Christie, 1567 8th Ave.
157. Mrs. C. C. Trine, 504 N. 5th St.
158. Mrs. Chas. C. Cassiday, 705 N. Caro-
lina Ave.
160. Belle Pearson.
161. Mrs. George P. Wood.
162. Mrs. Carrie C. Ivers.
164. Harold A. Marmon.
166. Mrs. F. D. Huyden, 324 Chestnut St.
167. Mrs. J. E. Rouse.
168. W. L. Poynter.
169. Mary A. Guss, 206 Locust St.
170. W. E. Hall.
172. Mrs. Wm. McQuesten, 308 Cherry St.
173. Pearle R. Bamhart, 514 W. 3rd St.
174. Dwight B. Grawe.
175. J. M. Heald.
176. Mrs. George W. Lane.
177. Mrs. J. H. Williams.
178. Mrs. Retta Wilkins, 364 E. Main St.
179. Mrs. Gertrude B. Wagley, 511 1st
Ave. E.
180. Mrs. Leslie Doak, Rt. 1.
181. Mrs. Edith E. McArthur.
182. James Pool.
184. Ruth Korf, Rt. 1, Winfield.
185. H. W. Snyder.
186. Mrs. Dennis J. Clark.
187. Mrs. Anna Carlyle.
189. Wm. C. Bennett.
190. Florence Dorow, 520 Oak St.
192. Mrs. Edna J. Caldwell, 407 N. Mar-
ket St.
193. Mrs. T. W. Wonders.
194. Mrs. W. B. Brazell.
195. Leo B. Hahn, 330 N. Hancock.
196. Axel O. Ask, 1315 E. 4th St.
197. A. M. Johnson, 137 S. Adella St.
198. Dale Van Eman.
199. Mrs. Alice Lumm.
200. Laura L. Reid, 1412 WiUis Ave.
201. Olin Anderson.
204. E. C. Neilson.
205. Alex. Stewart.
208. Mrs. Alice M. Kretchmer, 911 4th St.
209. Mrs. Fred Fletcher.
210. Mrs. Alma E. Maxwell.
212. Mrs. Nellie M. Baldock.
213. Mrs. Emma Evans.
214. Mrs. Nellie Amendt.
215. Mrs. Paul DeWitt Castle, Moville.
216. Mrs. Arthur Hansen.
217. Mrs. C. B. Osborne.
218. Bennie Worm. Rt. 2, Ryan.
220. Mrs. Myrtle B. Evans.
221. Wm. E. Scott, 523 10th St.
223. Ellen Ristine, 309 Church St.
224. Mrs. Edna J. Dagel.
225. H. Walter Baker, 4532 Country Club
Blvd.
226. Mrs. W. D. Vail, 1806 Ross St.
227. Lloyd Hadenfeldt, Rt. 2.
228. Mrs. A. L. Calderhead.
230. Henry Franz.
231. R. M. Tuttle.
233. Mrs. Angle Gellhom.
234. N. A. Simmons.
235. Fred E. Ball.
236. Mrs. Chas. Miner.
239. Mabel Dielman.
240. Mrs. C. M. Rice.
241. J. T. Ames.
242. Mrs. H. F. Schmidt.
243. Dr. Everett C. Claus.
244. Mrs. Beryl Patterson.
245. Mrs. Cora E. Chapln.
246. Gertrude M. TurnbuU.
248. Mrs. Edna W. Ferguson.
249. Mrs. Marie Hladky.
250. John Sipek, R. F. D. 2, Elberon.
251. Mrs. A. D. Robertson.
252. Laura Colburn, 103 Elmwood.
253. Earl Tyler, 81 W. 13th St.
254. Mrs. Sewall Page, 946 Walnut St.
255. Mrs. Eliza Hunerberg.
257. L. R. Herrick.
258. Alice Bateman, 920 Elm St.
259. Mrs. Esther Skow.
260. Mrs. O. B. Lilly.
261. Mrs. W. G. Brown.
262. Mrs. C. C. Dane, R. F. D. 1.
263. Mrs. Coe Braden.
264. William Herman, Walker.
KANSAS
1. Albert Adolf, Beeler
2. J. B. Fields
3. Mrs. Helen Gates
4. Harriett Chace
5. F. N. Rood
6. Ethelle Ireton. 222 N. "B"
7. Wm. Protheroe
8. Etta Vanderlip
9. Mrs. N. G. F. Douglass
10. Elmer Foos
11. Florence Glasgow
12. Fred Wortman
13. J. W. White
14. Mrs. Dona Hightower
15. Mrs. Florence Kilian, 303 West 9th
16. Mrs. Lloyd O. Nickels
17. Mrs. Geo. Shipley
18. Mrs. A. J. Kenwell, 526 Columbia
19. Mrs. Earl Mackey
20. Mrs. Eunice Martin
21. Fred W. Winter
22. Mrs. W. A. Johnson
23. Fred Thomas, R. 3
24. Henry Kaiser, Sr.
25. Mrs. John Egger
26. Mrs. J. H. Stine
27. Mrs. Chas. Douglass, 309 West 10th
28. Mrs. Thomas Lowe, 527 Exchange
29. Mrs. Etta L. Cutmyer
31. Mrs. Minola Burke
32. Retta Moore, 1003 Quincy
33. Mrs. D. A. Dunn, 611 Third
34. Glenn Harshbarger
35. D. M. Stiles, 110 East 5th
36. A. E. Gledhill
37. Mrs. Gladys P. Curtis, R. 2. Colony
38. Mrs. Amy Lyon
39. Mrs. Ted B. Kelley, 2301 16th
40. Mrs. John J. Schoonover
41. Paul Szidat, 1124 W. Walnut
42. H. R. Schrammel
43. Mrs. W. W. Nye, 614 Shawnee
44. Mrs. D. C. Martindell, 309 E. 12th
45. Mrs. F. E. Stoops, 300 E. Maple
46. Mrs. Lulu M. Sinclair
47. Wanda Carroll, 2533 State St.
48. William F. Irwin, R. 4
49. Mrs. Harold C. Arnspiger. 1314 So.
33rd
50. Neil W. Hill, 2950 Stewart
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51. Rev. H. F. Markham, 2916 44th Ave.
Place
52. Donna J. Bingham
53. Mary McMahan
54. Mrs. Bess Stuckman
55. Sarah A. Cleland, 1108 Vermont
56. H. R. Sparrow, 224 3rd
57. Mrs. Roy Wills
58. Mrs. Leona Dock
59. Leah Crawford, R. 3
60. Allan Holmes
61. G. W. Hamilton
62. Mrs. Edith M. Mitchell
63. Nicholas Conner, 409 E. Elizabeth
64. Mrs. Beulah M. Lawson
65. F. I. Burt, 1127 Bluemont
66. Mrs. Helen G. Louck
67. Mrs. Guy Shaw
68. Mrs. Elva Shaw
69. Mrs. Eva Davis
70. Chas. R. Sanford, Jr.
71. Mrs. Rosalia Sprague
72. Mosse Miller
73. Mrs. Mina Hays
74. Mrs. Lena V. Campbell
75. Mrs. Maud Durham
77. Ida E. Perrussel, Onaga
78. W. A. Plumb, 207 Pine
79. Mrs. Ada Bond
80. Effie Parker, 601 W. Park
81. M. L. Van Ornam, R. 1
82. Mrs. Laura Haughawont
83. Mrs. Velma McNarama
84. Mrs. Nellie M. Clark
85. Clara Kaiser, 324 W. 5th
86. Rowles Anderson
87. Mrs. E. Carver
88. Mrs. Anna Webber
89. Mrs. T. S. McDaniel
90. Mrs. Gerta Alexander
91. Cecil R. Johnson, Sylvia
92. Jeannie C. Turner, 111 S. W. Blvd.,
Rosedale Sta., Kansas City
93. M. G. Gregwire
94. Jessie McCoy, 216 S. Washington
95. Mrs. Ada Wright
96. Ladoit Firkins
97. Mrs. Elsie Hilyard
98. Mrs. Bessie M. Shandley
99. Mrs. Blanche Flook
100. Luceha N. Gill, 307 Alma
101. Mrs. C. W. Totten
102. Mrs. J. B. Winslow
103. Oscar D. Booth, 2024 Lincoln
104. Mrs. W. Bruce Hixson, 917 Huntoon
105. Marie Burton, R. 5
106. Paul H. Brown, 4100 W. 21st
107. Mrs. Ethel Shriver
108. Ed Harris
109. Martha Cottrell, R. 2, Manhattan
110. Fern Normandin
111. Thomas Young, 908 W. Harvey
113. Raymond Goodman
114. Mrs. J. P. Kelley
115. Mrs. Jessie E. Hanscom, 201 N.
Spruce
116. Glenn E. Merrill, 1540 Fairmount
117. Mrs. F. L. Stone
KENTUCKY
1. Mrs. Delia McPherson, 101 7th St.
2. Harvey B. Turner, Box 251
3. Mrs. Dan Pratt
4. Mrs. Bessie Wilson
5. G. M. Humble
LOUISIANA (Colored)
1. Mrs. J. A. Herod, 600 St. Victor St.
2. Israel Lowrey, General Delivery
3. Valmore Sparrow, R. 1, Box 32
5. Jos. Boykins
6. Lizzie Lee, Box 85
7. Paul Hills, Box 112, Thibodaux
8. Beatrice Maxile
9. Mrs. Violet Cazzabatt, 1007 Canal St.
10. Mrs. Lena Betters, 119 Bank St.
11. Cora L. Joseph, Kamp Knighton Star
R. "A," New Iberia
12. Carrie Landry, 512 Week St.
13. E. H. Phillips, 2026 St. Anthony
14. Mrs. Elouise A. Thomhill, 2216 2d
Street
15. Jos. F. Jackson. 1821 N. Villere
16. A. A. Coxon, Box 61
17. Eva Baptist, 1237 St. Charles
LOUISIANA (White)
1. Kirby Green
3. L. D. Willis, R. F. D. 3
4. Marshall Cole
5. Lycia Robinson
6. Albert Fuller
7. Mrs. Helen W. Adams, 712 E. Charles
Street
8. Mrs. W. C. McNab
9. Mrs. Eb. Burnitt
10. Wilma Dexter
11. Mrs. C. G. Seibert
12. G. A. Strozier, R. F. D. 1
13. Agnes Beard, R. F. D. 2
MAINE
1. Mrs. Sarah L. Morse
2. Mrs. Hazel M. Wardwell. R. D. 1,
East Stoneham
3. Mrs. Helen M. Drake
4. Mary C. Emerson
5. Mrs. Emma M. Jewett, R. D. 1, Wis-
casset
6. Mrs. Mary E. Jordan, Amherst
7. Sadie M. Bailey
8. G. Whitman Allen
9. Mrs. Ray L. Rafford
10. Forrest C. Ludden, 9 Winter St.
11. Fred W. Hutchinson, R. D. 2
12. Mrs. N. C. Small, 19 Loring Ave.
13. Albert E. Lamb, 139 Sewall St.
14. Mrs. Mary G. Boothby
15. Carl E. Delano, 77 Seventh St.
16. Mrs. E. W. Wentworth, R. D. 1
17. Mrs. Mildred Taylor, 100 Stillwater
Ave.
18. Edward M. Blanding, 46 Madison St.
19. AUce G. Greeley, 16 Thirteenth St.
20. Mrs. Mary Chase Hadley, 62 Ledge-
lawn Ave.
21. Charles C. Low
22. Luther S. Thompson, 19 Andrews
Road
24. James H. Howes
25. Walter G. Hatch, R. D. 3
26. Mrs. Kate R. Wood, R. D. 4. Water-
ville
27. Mrs. Pearl A. Tibbetts
28. Georgia I. Staples
29. C. Raymond Means, Main St.
30. Mrs. Myrtle C. Cummings
33. Mrs. Lillian M. Emerson
34. Millicent Maddocks
35. Mrs. Annie H. Stahl, Waldoboro
36. Mrs. Emery Cushman, 229 Center St.
37. Fred H. Lindsay
38. Minnie G. Lewis, R. D.
39. Fred N. Berry
40. Frank O. Chadbourne
41. Milton W. Russell
42. Raymond E. Dickson
43. Mrs. Nellie M. Grindle
44. Mrs. Marion T. Blodgett
45. Mrs. Priscilla H. Blake
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46. Mrs. Susan M. Lewis
47. Gerald G. Wilder, 2 Page St.
48. Mrs. Esther E. Terrill
49. Phyllis Bragdon
50. Mrs. Inez E. Hayden
51. Mrs. Alice R. Bodge
52. Mrs. Marian E. I. Hague
53. George B. Bates
54. Mrs. George Chisholm
55. Lewis Cucinotta
56. Mrs. Laura W. Shea
58. Beatrice E. Spurling
59. Annie S. Ricker
61. Mrs. Anne S. Redman
62. Mrs. Effie L. Perkins
63. Mrs. Jennie Stanley
64. Mrs. Agnes H. Spurling
65. Arno S. Chase
66. Marguerite L. Dole
67. Rev. Frank A. Junkins
68. Ralph A. Gray
69. Mrs. Sadie H. Eaton
70. Thomas Cole
71. Hazel M. Ingalls
72. Mrs. Fred L. Gardner
73. Mrs. Belle M. Foss
74. Walter H. Small
75. Liston P. Evans
76. Mabel Perry, Cedar Grove
77. Mrs. Ida Z. Eveleth, R. D. 2, Lisbon
Falls
78. Mrs. Bertha T. Wass
79. Charles W. Parsons
80. Robert Currie
81. Herman W. Fountain
82. Eben Chase
83. Mrs. Maynard F. Douglass, South
Eliot
84. Marian L. Bartlett, 54 Birch Ave.
85. Rev. Henry W. Conley, R. D. 3.
Ellsworth
86. Helen F. Maddocks, R. D. 3
87. Emmons E. Heald. Opportunity
Farm, New Gloucester
88. Mrs. Grace W. Lunt, Cumberland
Center
89. Mrs. Hazel T. Newman
90. Mrs. Florence W. Weymouth
91. Mrs. Perry Burbank
92. Violet G. Scates. 6 Fort Hill St.
94. Mrs. Maude S. Hopkins
95. Effie M. Flye
96. Mrs. John Stowell
97. Ellen Talbot
98. Abby E. Ballard
99. Marian E. Brown, 17 Green St..
Augusta
100. Donald Stewart
101. Mrs. Marcia H. Clark
102. Mrs. Celia S. Wight
103. Mrs. Philip P. Lewis
104. Mrs. Nettie Bagley
105. Mrs. Florence H. Loring
106. Hugh E. Sawyer
107. Mrs. Estelle Spaulding, 28 Union St.
108. Mrs. Lettie N. Hatt
109. Mrs. Clara D. Merriman, R. D. 2,
Brunswick
110. John Haverinen, R. D. 2, Norway
111. Mrs. Cora L. Pike
112. Mrs. Melvina M. Hart
113. August R. Perry, 11 Elm St.
114. Mrs. Dora Sawtelle, R. D. 1, Farm-
ington
115. Mrs. Edwina B. Lord, R. D 2
116. Ava M. Rich
117. Mrs. Grace N. Sterling
118. Ora M. Morton, R. D. 2
119. E. A. Worcester
120. Mrs. Katie Hodsdon
121. Roy A. Evans, 43 Storer St.
122. Julia W. Smith
123. Mrs. Edna M. Patey
124. J. Percy Amee
125. Warren N. Phinney
126. Walter R. Lord
127. Mabel L. Templeton, 76 Webster St.
128. Mrs. Edna Fogg Hasty
129. Mrs. Alta A. Weeman
130. Mrs. E. P. Boober
131. Mrs. Almira Young, R. D. 1
132. Mrs. William Munro
133. Mrs. A. H. Rathbun
134. Sophronia S. Teel
135. James C. Kilgour, Jr.
136. Mrs. Lottie M. Palmer
137. Mrs. Agatha McBride
138. Josephine Fenno
139. Mrs. I. E. Pettegrove
140. Ernest C. Weston
141. Mark Hobart, R. D. 4. Skowhegan
142. C. C. Linnell, Wentworth Location,
N. H.
143. Mrs. Ada F. Smith, R. D., Machias
144. Mrs. Mabel L. Smith
146. Mrs. Flora B. Hawley
147. Clara C. Lyon
148. John J. Johnson, Ridlonville
149. Mrs. Laura E. Strout
150. Mrs. Herbert L. Johnson
151. Juanita Larlee
152. Lizzie E. Washburn, 145 Gamage
Ave., Auburn
154. Mrs. Susie Bragdon
155. Fred M. Hescock
156. Mrs. Ada Chelles
157. Mrs. Samuel W. Candage
158. Mrs. Lillian A. Stanley
159. Mrs. Nina J. Chaney, Head Tide
160. Mrs. Amy Albee Erskine, Damaris-
cotta
161. Mrs. H. Mildred Chase
162. Roland C. Chandler
163. Rev. John W. Reynolds
164. Mrs. Edna Wilber
165. Mrs. Belle Follett
166. Mrs. Fritz Sjoberg
167. Mrs. Frances Voter
168. Mrs. Maude A. Carr
169. Maude A. Johnson, R. D. 1
170. E. M. Mclntire, R. D. 2, Cumberland
Center
171. Mrs. Edith L. Knightly, R. D. 2
172. Richarl C. Gray
173. Mrs. Harriet S. Mehann, 29 Har-
thom Ave., Bangor
174. Elizabeth D. Crane
175. Mrs. Charlotte B. Brewster
176. Mrs. Milo Crook
177. Mrs. Rose E. Smith, R. D. 3, Har-
rison
178. Mrs. Lyman L. Willard
179. Mrs. Kate Starbird
180. Edward L. Greene
181. Jack Immonen, R. D. 3, South Paris
182. Lester C. Selwood, R. D. 1
183. Mrs. Louise A. Beal
184. Abbie F. Minott
185. F. M. Lapham, R. D. 4, Gardiner
187. Mrs. Fred C. Stevens
188. Theodore Gould, 141 William St.
189. Herman B. Libby, 34 Congress St.
190. Tennys B. Wadsworth, 101 Codman
Street
191. Curtis S. Laughlin, 11 Inverness St.
192. F. Preston Leavitt, 23 Cottage Farms
Rd., Cape Elizabeth
193. Helen M. Wells, 11 Abbott St.
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194. Enos E. Johnson, 84 Granite St.
195. Mrs. James Jackson, 25 Abbott St.
196. Wm. J. Pervier, R. D.
197. Dr, Levi Trundy
198. Mrs. C. H. Furbish
199. Mrs. H. Ethel Mann
201. S. Annie Lamb, R. D.
202. James C. Perry, 64 No. Main St.
203. Harry G. Elliot
204. Mrs. Catherine B. Nielson, 263 Beach
Street
205. Mrs. Almeda Sawyer, Simpson Road
206. George Henderson
207. John V. Tucker, 303 Main St.
208. Elwood L. Howard, R. D. 1
209. Mrs. Charles F. Walker
210. Mabel Dodge, Pine Point
211. James H. Duncan
212. Mrs. Prudence Eaton
213. Mary A. Babb
214. Emily Crockett
215. N. A. Robertson
216. Mrs. Ray Bouchard
217. Hannah R. Page, 14 High St.
218. Mrs. Emma M. French
219. Jennie deRochemont Ricker
220. George C. Hamilton, R. D. 1. South
Berwick
221. Mrs. Maude Rice
222. Harry E. Powers, 42 Bay View Ave.
223. Mrs. Emily L. Lamson, 235 High St.
224. Mrs. John F. Heino, St. George Rd.,
Thomaston
225. Mrs. Lida E. Cousins
226. Mrs. Jennie L. Monroe
228. Mrs. Horace G. Buzzell
229. Mrs. George H. Dole
230. Mrs. Lucy Hussey
231. Mrs. California M. Bickmore, R. D.
3, Stockton Springs
232. Carl E. McKeen
233. Mrs. Ralph Barter
234. E. A. Williamson
235. Mrs. Josephine Allen
236. Augusta T. Eastman
237. Mariane E. Kennison, R. D. 1
238. Hazel B. Morris
239. Mrs. M^ry L. Waldo
240. Mrs. Lou W. Murch
241. Mrs. Arthur W. McLellan
242. Mrs. Wilford H. Kittredge, McKinley
243. Mrs. Cora O'Brien, R. D., Lubec
244. H. F. Dresser, R. D. 1
246. Mrs. C. A. Judkins
247. Mrs. Fred R. Brown
248. Mrs. Harriet L. Morgan. R. D. 1.
Augusta
249. Mrs. Evelee M. Dolley
250. Mrs. Sadie Crocker
251. Mrs. H. F. Williams
252. Mrs. Emma T. Potter
253. Mrs. Abbie J. Newbert
254. Mrs. Ella R. Millett
255. Chester Holt
256. Winthrop H. Stanley
257. Elmer O. Metcalf
258. Arthur W. Littlefield
259. Ethel M. Spiller, R. D. 1
260. Walter F. Haskell, 234 Bridge St.
261. S. E. Cordwell, 367 Main St., Cum-
berland Mills
262. Mrs. Maurice Dinsmore
263. Mrs. Zella Pennell
264. Mrs. Harriett B. Sewall
265. Mrs. Mildred T. Harlow, R. D. 4.
Gorham
266. Mrs. Minnie C. Garland, R. D. 4.
Waterville
267. Mildred C. Haley
268. Mrs. Harriet W. Williams
269. Mrs. Grace A. Albee
270. Mrs. Winfield S. Wright
271. Mrs. Mabel S. Ward
272. Florence A. Paul
273. Mrs. H. G. EUis
MASSACHUSETTS
1. Mrs. Mira D. Ludden, 45 Thaxter Av.
2. Mrs. Bessie C. Loud, 69 Randolph.
3. Jennie E. Reed.
4. Mrs. Albert W. Haynes.
6. Donald A. Linscott, 13 Melrose.
7. Mrs. Nettie D. Hastings.
8. Mrs. Anna C. Pond.
9. Mrs. Frances M. Brown, 18 Rocky Hill
Rd.
10. Hazel B. Edgar, 30 Orchard.
11. Amy B. Morrill, 28 Merrimac.
12. Ruth Sherburne.
13. Eleanor F. Bishop, 3 Spaulding.
14. Arthur P. French.
15. Fred C. Adams.
16. Harold E. Ward.
17. Walden E. Bassett.
18. Herbert P. Carter, 181 Lowell.
19. Rev. Frederick A. Wilson, 34 Essex.
20. Steven T. Byington.
21 Albert W. Wunderly, 9 Lincoln.
22. Blanche G. McAulley, 4 Florence Ter.
23. George E. Heald.
24. Mrs. Lillian E. Lombard.
25. Luther H. Hayes.
26. Jonathan Sears.
27. Charles T. Dearborn.
28. Leslie W. Briggs, 996 Pleasant.
29. Bertram F. McCartney, 214 Park.
30. Mrs. Paul Wing.
31. Ellen D. Tolman, 101 Millbury.
32. Minnie H. Evans, 63 E. Main.
33. Mrs. Martha O. Smith, East Sandwich.
34. Mrs. Hannah W. Fuller.
35. Mrs. Roger A. Burlingame.
36. Victor Leeman.
37. Florence H. Read.
38. Mrs. James B. Turner.
39. Mrs. Ruth B. Smith.
40. Lucy W. Jones.
41. Mrs. William E. Shaw.
42. William B. Dixon, 881 Massachusetts
Ave., Cambridge.
43. Marion B. Steuerwald, 5 Colonial Ter.
44. Clarence B. Van Wyck, 5 Pinewood,
Lexington.
45. E. Roy Colpitt.
46. Robert E. Taylor.
47. Mrs. Percy Buchan.
48. Fred H. Wallis, 27 Conant.
49. Alma Moulton.
50. Hervey W. Hobbs, 431/2 WalUs.
51. Osman S. Smart, 271 Elliott.
52. Jacob W. Johnson, 20 Sturevant.
53. Pearl R. Kinney.
54. Mrs. Alice M. Cram.
55. Morton C. Matteson.
56. Susan E. Tiffany.
57. Mrs. Harley J. Hill, Chester.
58. Grace Seymour, 53 Green.
59. Harold S. Davis, 42 Mt. Vernon.
60. Chester W. Pike, 46 Rockwell.
61. Walter W. Newton, 20 Common-
wealth, Watertown.
62. John MacDonald, 58 Westland Ave.
63. Allan Campbell, Jr., 38 Redlands Rd..
West Roxbury.
64. John M. Ayer, 111 Arlington.
65. Arthur G. Hawley. 12 Granville.
66. Percival FitzGerald, 7 Mayfair.
67. Ralph Balderston. 105 Willow Ave.,
Wollaston.
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68. Franklin W. Davis, 14 Preston Rd.
69. Reeve Chipman, 56 Brimmer.
71. Virginia Crockett, 80 Kenneth, West
Roxbury.
72. Mrs. Estella T. Putnam, 7 Sheridan,
Dorchester.
73. Rev. George W. Owen, 40 Oak.
74. Isaac T. Ripley, 61 Garden, East
Milton.
75. Carl J. Youngren, 44 Alleghany.
76. E. Leslie Jones, 35 Mt. Vernon, West
Roxbury.
77. Bertha Holzer, 214 Huntington Ave.
78. Christopher Johnson, 288 Grove, Mel-
rose.
79. Fred Gronberg, 48 Oxford Ave., Bel-
mont.
80. Harrison G. Meserve, 41 Gardner.
81. Mrs. Clara P. Corkum, 63 Vinson.
83. Alvah P. Chandler, 49 Symmes.
84. Reba Ferguson, 80 Rockland.
85. Kenneth P. Burk, 54 Hobson.
86. A. K. Comogan, 161 Massachusetts
Ave.
87. I. Mrs. Elmas Roubian, 92 Beechcroft,
Brighton,
n. Lucia Mikaelian, 9 Ellery, Cam-
bridge.
88. J. Salvatore Sciortino. 274 E. Eagle.
89. Mrs. Janet Clark, 75 Horace.
90. G. Waldo Livermore.
91. Robert B. Parkhurst.
92. B. Pearl Lewis, 997 Dale, North
Andover.
93. Mrs. Margaret C. Adams.
94. James Reid, 45 Harrison Ave.
95. Wesley B. Hatch, 1366 Washington.
96. Charles P. Sinnott, 25 Park Ter.
97. Sara E. Wilbar, 568 Pleasant.
98. Gladys H. Campbell.
99. Mrs. E. G. Clark.
100. Carrie H. Thatcher, 297 Moraine.
101. Clara M. Keith, 1101 Main.
103. William B. Nash, 34 W. Chestnut.
103. Mary B. Faunce, 114 Cherry, Brock-
ton.
104. Grace C. Jamieson, 58 Taylor Ave.
105. Mrs. Nannie Baker, 24 Water.
106. Mrs. Leona V, Finney.
107. Donald H. Whittemore. 226 Babcock.
108. Frederick A. Leavitt, 166 Tappan.
110. Orray S. Skelton.
111. Chester M. Grover, 33 Hurlbut.
112. Arthur C. Prescott, 103 Western Ave.
113. John F. Davis, 33 Arlington.
114. Walter H. Church, 281 Pearl.
115. Mrs. Jessie P. Seavey, 24 High.
116. Herbert P. Dutton.
117. Mrs. Winifred F. Shaw.
118. Fred O. Bicknell.
119. Mrs. Ruth C. Bremer.
120. Mrs. L. N. Adams, Dodge.
121. Mrs. Emma J. Howes.
122. Mrs. Marion Johnson.
123. Sidney E. Dupee, South Chelmsford.
124. Minnie S. Chapin, 115 Washington
Ave.
125. Frederick Hobart, 79 Garfield Ave.
126. Mrs. Maud G. Gibbs.
127. Mrs. Olive F. Biggs.
128. Olive A. Healy, West Chesterfield.
129. Clinton G. Chapin, 165 Chicopee St.
130. Howard L. Holt, 59 Pine.
131. Charles H. Jenness, 356 Springfield.
132. Frank J. Wells, 17 Forest.
133. John Beck. Harris St.
134. Eugene N. Tower.
135. Mrs. Levi T. Lincoln, Cohasset, R. D.
136. Mrs. Sarah W. Coombs.
137. Charles H. Towle, 29 Hubbard.
t
138. John Anderson, South Acton.
139. Florence R. Howland.
140. Mrs. Francis Wells, Swift River.
141. Mrs. Cora S. Starks.
142. Reuben C. Pierce.
143. Louis R. Wells.
144. Nettie M. Pratt, 61 Centre.
145. Mrs. Edwin T. Harvey, 21 Bay View
Ave.
146. Mrs. William A. Coggeshall, 22 An-
thony.
147. Carrie N. D. Potter.
149. Warren G. Wheeler, 34 Willow.
150. Mrs. Myrtle M. Dyckman, 57 Fair-
field.
151. Mrs. Myron D. Hager.
153. Herbert E. Newcomb.
154. Anna M. Nickerson.
155. Sarah B. Crowell.
156. Nina S. Sherman.
157. Lillian I. Horton.
158. Mrs. M. C. Buxton.
159. Mrs. Harry L. Stockwell.
160. Mrs. Kathryn S. Taylor.
161. Frederick H. Gunther, 1003 Moody,
Lowell.
162. Amy G. Fox, R. D. 2, Lowell.
163. Bertha E. Whiting.
164. Alice L. Butterfield.
165. Mrs. Lila E. Shaw.
166. Mrs. Marion E. DeChambeau.
167. Charles H. Johnson.
168. Mrs. Laurence C. Davis.
169. Mrs. Luella I. Smith.
170. Godfrey Anderson.
171. Theodore S. Wimpenney.
172. Mrs. Fred L. Peck, Great Barrington.
173. Walter L. Brown.
174. Mrs. Lilla L. W. Brown.
175. Harry L. Dresser.
176. Leonard A. Story.
177. Alfred N. Taylor, 142 Linden.
178. Beatrice Carter, 8 Dane.
179. Wilber G. Hayward, Sr., 4 Woodside
Ave.
180. Mrs. Huldah Anderson, 25 Wedge-
wood.
181. George C. Dickey, 105 Pleasant.
182. Nelson R. Cherry, 1400 Robeson.
183. Mrs. Grace C. Drake, 35 Bigelow.
184. Walter E. Dow, 92 New Boston Rd.
185. Mrs. Minnie R. GifEord, 3216 North
Main.
186. William F. Pashley, 181 Jepson.
187. Roland Charron. 1149 Pleasant.
188. Mrs. Ruth N. Ainsworth, 955 So. Main.
189. Theodore M. Davis.
190. Mrs. Nathan S. Ellis. Falmouth.
191. Mrs. Mabel L. Shattuck.
192. Mary S. Grinnell.
193. Frances Robinson.
194. Joseph H. Sister. 18 Pleasant.
195. Harry M. Hall, Mt. Elam Rd.
196. Alwine Hofmann, 60 South.
197. Emil W. Hanson. 887 Main, Leo-
minster.
198. Matti Johnson, 170 Marshall.
199. Alan A Rich, 84 South.
200. Rev. Henry A. Barber, 24 De Loss.
Framingham.
201. Herbert A. Brown.
202. Edna C. Goulding, 56 Freeman.
203. John T. Holmes. City Mills.
205. Mrs. Ethel M. Grinnell.
206. Bessie Chace.
207. Fred M. Gordon.
208. Frank Hurnanen, 69 Pelley.
209. Mrs. Ruth B. Stetson.
210. Margaret R. Clapp.
211. Mabel V. Pierce, 637 Essex Ave.
212. Rev. George E. Russell, 47 Summer.
213. Vemer R. Larsson, 1111 Washington.
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214. William L. Wilkins.
215. Henry W. Packard.
216. Alfred D. Riggs.
217. Burton A. Robie.
218. Mrs. Perley E. Davis.
219. Mrs. Minnie E. Webb.
220. Mrs. Ruth Aldrich.
221. Wesley R. Taylor, 21 Gilmore Ave.
222. Helen C. Brown.
223. Charles W. Pierce, 314 Chapman.
224. Francis N. Thompson.
225. Helen G. Johnson, 127 Shelburne.
226. Mrs. Edna J. Moore, Greenwich Vil-
lage.
227. Mrs. Mary H. Lewis.
228. Mrs. Florence Briggs.
229. Doris C. Horton, 27 Elm Park.
230. Mildred H. Pierce.
231. Horace O. Babb.
232. Nettie Thomas.
233. Mrs. Grace A. Wood, Essex.
234. Elizabeth Sessions.
235. Mrs. Hattie J. Flynn, Hanover.
236. Samuel Tolman.
237. George W. Severance, So. Hanover.
238. Mabel M. Emmons.
239. Mrs. Charles F. Hitchcock.
240. Rev. Charles F. Hersey.
241. Loring G. Williams.
243. David Billings.
244. Jesse H. Bourne, 10 Kensington Ave.
245. Reginald Toshack, 721 Broadway.
247. Mrs. Maud W. Noyes, 73 Buttonwoods
Ave.
248. Harold R. Morse, 131 Colby, Bradford.
249. Carleton E. Hutchinson, 13 Currier
Ave.
250. Mrs. George A. Leathers.
251. Rev. Maurice N. Greene, 44 Howard.
252. Mrs. Florence A. Holden.
253. F. D. Carter.
254. Mrs. Grace E. Landstrom.
255. Edgar M. Lane.
256. T. Augustus Frissell, Jr.
257. Carl N. Burdick, 178 N. Franklin.
258. Harold B. Hunt.
259. Rev. Frederick J. Dark, Wales.
260. Francis E. Wood.
261. Albert Webb, 1466 Northampton.
262. Fayette F. Read, 34 Amherst.
263. John Smith, 53 Ridgewood Ave.
264. Wayne E. Hughes, 7 Summer.
265. Mrs. Lucy H. Clough.
266. Aili A. Niemela, Templeton.
267. Mrs. Alice P. Whiting, 15 Glendale
Rd.
268. Mrs. Royce Granger.
269. Mrs. E. C. Phinney.
270. Mrs. Miriam T. Huse, Rowley.
271. Christine C. Moulton.
272. Mrs. Helen F. Bailey, 212 Main.
273. Edward T. Caswell.
274. Franklin V. Birdsall.
275. Mrs. James Macdonald.
276. Frank J. Cooper.
277. Harold S. Baker, 16 Milk, Methuen.
278. George D. Wilson, 235 Farnham.
279. Everett R. Smerdon, 53 Marble Ave.
280. Paul A. Morgan, 952 Essex.
281. Royal S. Gilbert, 62 Warren.
282. Vahan Gulian, 53 Florence.
283. Marjorie M. Goodrich.
284. Charles L. Davis, 91 Pleasant.
285. Lillian M. Cooper.
286. Walter N. Howe, 70 Washington.
287. Mrs. Mildred A. Wilkinson, 49 Moore-
land Ave.
288. Stella Ingram.
289. Mrs. Perry Glazier, Montague.
290. Frederic L. Fischer, 15 Stratham Rd.
291. Mrs. George L. Chapin.
292. George E. Ford.
293. Robert L. Medlicott, 109 Dover Rd.
294. Ruth Howe, 63 Varnum Ave.
295. John F. Wood, 30 Fairfax.
296. Peter R. Widen, 56 Weed.
297. Harry L. Ray, Jr., 152 Butman Rd.
298. Albert L. Thompson, 154 Parkview
Ave.
299. Charles H. Morse.
300. Rutherford F. White.
301. Milton B. Shaw, 32 North.
302. Earle A. Brown.
303. George F. Perry, 11 Larch Rd.
304. Henry Garney, 16 Burrill.
305. Charles E. Todd, 53 Beacon Hill Ave.
306. Ellsworth Weston, 76 Oakwood Ave.
307. Edith W. Bush.
308. Evelyn Ramsdell, R. D. 1, Wakefield.
309. Clarence S. Walker, 74 Dexter.
310. J. Herbert Bunce, 84 Columbia.
311. Benjamin E. Whidden, 19 Clapp.
312. Carl T. Wenant, 37 Poplar.
313. Grace M. Prest, 78 School.
314. Mrs. Clara R. Kennedy, R. 3, Attle-
boro.
335. George L. Hewitt, 30 Dean.
316. Richard Tutt, 11 Maverick.
317. Charles M. Deane, Jr.
318. Hazel O. Warren, 50 River.
319. Mrs. Willis M. Rand.
320. Mrs. V. W. Durgin.
321. Lemuel L. Dexter.
322. Sidney E. McCleary, 40 Brooks.
323. Oscar Grandell, 1 Riverbank Rd.
324. Mrs. Mary A. Weiker, 677 Main.
325. L. Arthur Packard, 121 Sheridan Ave.
326. Winthrop F. Butler, 152 Allston.
327. Norman S. Atwood, Jr., 43 Cham-
wood, Medford Hillside.
328. Harold A. Perry, 55 Adams.
329. WiUiam W. Ollendorff.
330. Jennie F. Parsons.
331. Benning L. Wentworth, 75 Beech Ave.
332. Anna S. Basford, 78 Sargent.
333. Charles F. Reed, 324 Upham.
334. Richard A. Sargent, 46 Main.
335. John T. Douglas, 224 Hampshire.
336. George A. Deane, R. D. 3.
337. Percy W. Keith, Middleboro.
338. Leonard O. Tillson, 11 North.
339. Wesley A. Olds.
340. Galen B. Howe, 12 King.
341. Fred M. Daniels, 94 School.
342. Mrs. Selma Nelson.
343. Sadie E. Russell.
344. Harold C. Witter, 52 Elmwood.
345. Mrs. Ella Johnson.
346. Marjorie A. Wade.
348. Frank G. Nilson, 16 Aberdeen Rd.
349. Albert V. Kenny, 9 Pilgrim Rd.
350. Mrs. Perlin W. Soule.
351. NelHe Rist.
352. Mrs. Martha M. Stebbins.
353. Karl F. Miller.
354. Mrs. Jessie T. Bidwell.
355. Roy I. Patterson, South Egremont.
356. Asa L. Field, 22 Highland Rd.
357. Alcon Chadwick.
358. Arthur W. FitzGerald, 70 Park Ave.
359. Mrs. Raymond G. Cooper.
360. H. Prescott Tucker, 49 Walnut.
361. John B. Olson, Lanesboro.
362. Mrs. Henry C. Taber, 234 Conduit.
363. Frederick C. Brown, 40 Jonathan.
364. Leon M. Huggins, 15 Mapleview Ter.
365. Mrs. Leroy H. Pollard.
366. Joseph D. Rolfe, East High St.
367. Joseph N. Dummer.
368. Edith M. Howe, 254 High.
369. Mrs. Robert L. Smith, 311 High.
370. Mrs. Cora Little.
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371. Howard A. Cook.
372. Linwood J. Corser.
373. Ralph E. Stowell.
374. Mrs. Lucy Brown.
375. Harold D. Leach, 258 Homer.
376. Loomis Patrick, 64 Putnam.
377. Arthur H. Lord, 22 Shornecliffe.
378. Elbridge A. Minard, 50 Maple.
379. Albert W. Frye, 47 Bridge.
380. G. Winthrop Brainerd, 77 Manchester
Rd., Newton Highlands.
381. Edward W. Hunter. 40 Canterbury Rd.
382. F. A. Burton, 64 Colhns Rd.
383. James F. Mooney.
384. Thomas F. Beattie, 41 Windom Ter.
385. Arthur T. Jones. 78 No. Elm.
386. Helen B. Story, 30 Munroe.
387. Thomas B. Arrington, 37 Stillson Ave.
388. Ernest G. Abbott, 91 Maple Ave.
389. Eleanor M. Maxcy, 34 Old Post Rd.
390. Mrs. Jane B. Farris, 69 Stanley.
.391. Mrs. Marian W. Parmenter.
392. Irving O. Darling, 599 Hill.
393. J. Herbert Park.
394. Arthur C. Adams.
.395. Dr. Windsor R. Smith.
396. Mrs. lola H. Hodgen.
397. Alice G. Wilson, 14 Washington.
398. Mrs. Elwood E. Spencer.
399. Frank A. Morrill, 87 Walpole.
400. Anna Carlson, 11 West.
402. Mrs. Sara E. Rich, R. 2, Orange.
403. Coleman H. Waite. 71 Cheney.
404. Axel Peterson, 108 Pleasant.
405. Mrs. Urban S. Livingston.
406. Mrs. Lila E. Crittendon.
407. Alice M. Brady.
408. James T. Campbell.
409. David L. Bodfish.
410. Susanne Clark.
411. Mrs. Evelyn M. Gleason.
412. Greta S. Johnson, 7 Thomdike.
413. Mrs. H. W. Legro, 255 Lynn.
414. Frank K. Mclntire.
416. S. Alice Collis, Harkness Rd., Am-
herst.
417. J. Fred Brown, East Pepperell.
418. Mrs. Rose T. Smith, Hinsdale.
419. Annie W. McDowell.
420. Mrs. Lyman B. Smith.
421. William D. Goodwin, 112 Appleton
Ave.
422. Maitland Jacobs, 80 3d St.
423. Sherrill P. Bates, 78 Taylor.
424. William K. Bedford, 110 Elizabeth.
425. Edmund Dupuis, Berkshire Rd.
426. Mrs. Irene Kibby, 1645 W. Housatonic.
427. Mrs. Christine Crowell.
428. Mrs. Amasa H. Bartlett.
429. E. A. J. Kingan, 143 Sandwich.
430. Lina B. Nickerson.
431. Louis Regini, 26 No. Spooner.
432. Elinor E. Bryant.
433. Ethel R. Mirick.
434. Jessie T. Matheson.
435. John B. Rupp, 17 Overlook Rd.
436. Clifford B. Wright, 4 Grandview Ter.
437. Carl W. Sherburne, 606 South.
438. Mrs. Wm. F. Cummings, 14 Clive.
439. Hjalmar G. Nelson. 129 Centre.
440. Daniel Chisholm, 213 Billings, At-
lantic.
442. Harry C. Koehler, 182 Rhoda.
443. Frank W. Vye, 18 Wales Ave.
444. Mrs. Alice J. Leonard, 1 Oak.
445. Owen D. Thompson. 116 Tremont,
Taunton.
446. Ruth E. Tucker. 11 Lowell.
447. Mrs. Charlotte C. Thatcher.
448. Carl O. Swanson, Rehoboth.
449. Mrs. Elizabeth M. Cooledge, 207
Mountain Ave.
450. Alice Stroud, 157 Crescent Ave.
451. Mrs. Jennie S. Wood, Point of Pines.
452. Mrs. Ida B. Coleman.
453. Sanford Robinson.
454. Mrs. Alberta H. Gerrish.
455. Mrs. Ethel B. Dustin.
456. Grace E. Smith, 29 Park.
457. George Mills.
459. Axel Anderson.
460. Emily M. Adams.
461. Mrs. Alice F. Chase.
462. Walter H. Glazier.
463. Charles J. Campbell.
464. Walter T. Berry, 5 Saltonstall Park-
way.
465. Irving K. Annable, 1 Willow Ave.
466. Mrs. Lempi M. Hyde.
467. Mrs. Frederick Whitney.
468. Mrs. George E. Burbank.
469. Louise E. Symonds, 24 Pearson.
470. Charles W. Burwell, 20 Western Ave
471. Mrs. Julia E. Fitts, Greenbush.
472. Mrs. Marjorie L. Nickerson.
473. Mrs. Marion Hassam.
474. Ernest L. Wakefield.
475. Pliny B. Gould.
476. Frank H. Chandler.
477. Mrs. Everett E. H. Parker.
478. Walter Knowles.
479. Hiram Harlow, 232 Gulf.
480. Nathan J. Hunting.
481. Frederic A. Dudley.
482. Harrison F. Topliff.
483. Leon T. Hutchins, 28 Franklin.
484. David Miller, 10 Lesley Ave.
485. Nelson H. Grover, 26 Oxford.
486. Charles A. Hamann, 30 Langdon.
»487. Harold F. Price, 18 Robinson.
488. Wilfred A. Parsons.
489. E. Warren Ward.
491. William J. Wrighton, 25 Park Ave.
492. Mrs. Helen L. Goodwin.
493. Mrs. Bertha E. Cowan.
494. Mrs. Mary E. Lambson, 36 Loomis,
Westfield.
495. Charles S. Ross, 3 Summit.
496. William R. Day, 29 Federal.
497. Horace E. Allen, 215 Forest Park Ave.
498. William F. Robinson, 23 Leyfred Ter.
499. Rev. Hermann Lohmann.
500. Clyde E. Filkins, 128 Hartford Ter.
501. David E. Greenaway, 75 Mapledell
502. Clayton C. Roberts, 107 White.
503. Rial S. Potter, 187 Marion.
504. Erma Porter, 41 Charter Ave.
505. Clinton J. Grant, 70 Ventura.
506. Emil Saari, 207 Jasper.
507. Hugh M. Reynolds, 154 Davis.
508. Charles M. Fuller, 26 Harkness Ave.
509. Mrs. A. S. Wilder, Sterling Junction.
510. W. H. Krebs.
511. Mrs. John W. Cooney.
512. Mrs. Charles H. Chase, 39 Lincoln.
513. Charles N. Chase, 965 Washington.
514. Mrs. Harriet J. Haynes.
515. Mrs. Carrie L. Luce.
516. Theoren L. Warner.
517. Mrs. Arthur E. King.
518. Page A. Billings, 29 Elvir, East Lynn.
519. Martha G. Kingsley.
520. Mrs. Helen C. Francis. 470 Winthrop.
521. Flora L. Mason. 289 W. Britannia.
522. Dr. Arnold E. Wordell, 397 Tremont.
523. Amey L. Padelford, 354 Middleboro
Ave.
524. Frank R. Knox, 50 Warren.
525. Mrs. Margaret R. Johnson.
526. William P. Hawley.
527. Irving F. French. R. D. 1, Lowell.
529. Mrs. Elizabeth M. Smith.
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530. Mrs. Fannie J. Mead.
531. John R. Dyer.
532. Ernest H. Small, Jr.
533. Mrs. Ethel S. Braddon.
534. Mrs. Carrie G. Poor.
535. Minnie Hofstra, 35 Capron.
536. Roy A. Hovey, 50 Park Ave.
537. M. Edgar Tarr, 119 Union.
538. Howard F. Everett, 361 East.
539. George A. Mansfield, 74 Dale.
540. Oscar Erickson, 48 South.
541. Mrs. Roland D. Sawyer.
542. Mrs. K. A. Handanian, 51 Church.
543. Elliott G. Beaton.
544. Elias Erickson, South Carver.
545. Mrs. W. F. Taylor.
546. Rev. H. P. Metcalf.
547. Harrie E. Willson, 46 Royal.
548. Margaret E. Wheeler.
549. Mrs. Ernest A. Joslin, 35 Elm.
550. Herbert S. Austin, 11 Leighton Rd.
551. George W. Adams, 28 Laurel Ave.
552. Mrs. Hilda G. Baker.
554. Mrs. Effie L. Bowen.
555. Ethel V. Cook.
556. Leonard M. KruU.
557. John F. Kyes.
558. Kenneth L. Hardenbrook.
559. Mrs. Annie J. Chesson.
560. George E. Pratt, 9 Spring.
561. Lewis B. AUyn, 69 Western Ave.
562. May E. Day.
563. Charles R. Burt.
564. Mrs. Margaret H. French.
565. Fred H. Poore.
566. Charlotte R. Wormwood.
567. Frank S. Pettey.
569. Ruth M. Lawton.
570. Mrs. Beatrice E. Potter.
571. David W. Barlow, 47 Hanover.
572. Harry A. Lament, 21 Lyman.
573. Charles W. Roberts.
574. WilUam W. Bartlett.
575. Ulysses E. Mayhew.
576. Florence B. Nash, 771 Commercial.
577. David N. Crawford.
578. Mrs. Jennie Phillips, 77 Edgmont.
579. Cora L. Beard, 193 Pearl.
580. William M. Reamy, 11 Cedar.
581. Howard R. Waite.
582. Arthur H. Lee, 17 Webster.
583. Mrs. Mary S. Merrick.
584. Joseph M. Perry.
585. Raymond A. Warner.
586. William G. Loomis.
587. Carleton G. Smith.
588. Mrs. Alice H. Blair.
589. Mrs. John C. Karasele.
590. Mrs. S. Alice Lundgren.
591. Rev. Arthur A. Simmons.
593. Amy T. Kemp, 56 Pleasant.
594. Henry S. Chapman, 3 Salisbury.
595. Frederick J. Baker, 29 Forest.
596. Mrs. Laura Loring.
597. Ernest Bentley, 58 Harbor View Ave.
598. Mrs. Clara N. Kelley, 37 Warren Ave.
600. Bernard Peterson, 4 Ward.
601. Virginia Gay, 225 Washington.
602. Arthur P. Senter. 10 Norwood.
603. Willard K. French, 10 Brownell.
604. Arthur C. Higgins, 15 Hadwen Lane.
605. Mrs. Alice H. Prichard. 769 Main.
607. Burton Sherman, 114 So. Ludlow.
608. Emeline Amidon, 15 Lee.
609. Hannah Crang, 121 Plantation.
610. Mrs. Gladys S. Doe, 98 Alvarado Ave.
611. Herbert L. Bishop, 36 Sylvan.
612. Kissag M. Nahikian, 273 Bumcoat.
613. Fred G. Munson, 25 Clearview Ave.
614. Oscar Carlson, 2 Parkhill Rd.
615. Deane W. Sanborn, Tory Fort Lane.
616. Mrs. Hilda M. Laine, 4 Orchard.
617. Mrs. Edna H. May, 33 Trowbridge Cir.
618. Arthur G. Capen.
619. Mrs, Helen C. Hagopian.
620. Mrs. Carrie A. Gorham, Yarmouth-
port.
621. Mrs. Prescott H. Baker.
MICHIGAN
1. Mrs. Jerome Cramton.
2. Mrs. John Calhoun.
3. Ines E. Barbour, R. D. 4, Kalamazoo.
4. Laura F. Allen.
5. Mrs. Ben Kelley.
6. Bess Reid.
7. Charles W. McLean.
8. Mrs. Claud Putnam, R. D. 2, Com-
9. Mrs. C. C. Meloche, 619 E. University
Ave., Apt. 7A.
10. Wm. F. Burgam.
11. Mrs. Earl J. Lehr.
12. Mrs. Isabelle Briley.
13. Christ Herman, R. D. 1.
14. Mrs. Edith Patterson.
15. C. B. Baker.
16. Mrs. Vera E. Ward.
17. Mabel G. Nold.
18. Mrs. Gordon Townsend, Goguac Lake.
19. George E. Butterfield, 2600 Center
Ave.
21. Mrs. Larene E. Hughes, R. D. 1.
22. E. B. Lapham.
23. Walter G. Hornack.
24. Henry Smith.
25. Mrs. Ida E. Cranson, R. D. 4, Bronson.
26. Mrs. Flossie Elwell. R. D. 4.
27. Mrs. Ethel White.
30. Harold Kitson, R. D. 2.
32. Dr. L. A. Howe.
33. Mrs. Roland G. Knodel.
34. Mrs. Mead S. Becraft.
35. Mrs. Abigail Mclver.
36. Mrs. Cyrus J. Smith.
37. Mrs. Cora A. Chapman.
38. Mrs. Bertha Slack.
39. Mrs. Mary Huyck.
40. George Wilcox, 301 Stimson St.
41. Wm. R. Sincock, Laurium.
43. Mrs. Harley Flower, R. D. 2.
44. George Knowles.
45. Guy E. White.
46. Mrs. E. L. Dawson.
47. Cora Chappell.
49. Blossom Filers.
50. J. George Webster.
51. Mrs. D. J. McCormick, R. D. 6.
52. Mrs. Norris Elden.
53. Mrs. Lawrence Headworth.
54. Cebert M. Halladay.
55. Mrs. C. E. Geisler.
56. G. W. Porrett, Lenox.
58. Charles T. Stears.
59. Mrs. Lucy Holben.
60. Edwin J. Dutton.
61. Mrs. Wm. Thaler.
62. Mrs. Elizabeth Smith.
64. Mrs. L. P. Meads.
65. H. H. Sarrajian, 1924 Hubbard.
66. Harold Warner, 13,220 Wisconsin Ave.
67. George Willis, 12,157 No. Martindale.
68. Everett R. Phelps, 16,835 Sunderland
Road.
69. Mrs. V. E. Chase, 5826 Middlesex.
70. Ralph E. Wisner, 3730 Carter Ave.
71. R. L. Stevenson, 130 E. Buena Vista
Ave.
72. Mrs. Gladys N. Bussler, 17,139 Prairie
Ave.
73. Roy Richardson, 18,569 Ruth.
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74. Cliff H. Davis. 12,767 Monica Ave.
75. Herman F. Stratton, 8715 Woodward
Ave.
76. Mrs. Atholine Fairbanlcs, 255 Palmer
East, Apt. 9.
77. Roy B. Olsaver.
78. Arthur Welch, R. D. 2, Fennville.
79. Frank N. Moulthrop, 206 Oak St.
80. Mrs. Frank Ledy.
81. J. T. Janney.
82. Mrs. Dorothy Whelan, 608 No. Sag-
inaw.
83. Emory W. Hilton, R. D. 4.
84. R. E. Loree, R. D. 1.
86. Grace Gallery.
87. F. C. Hastings.
88. Mrs. Ethel L. Redding.
89. Mrs. Clara Blank, R. D. 7, St. Johns.
90. Mrs. John Folio.
92. Mrs. Jesse Van Riper.
93. Saidee M. Williams, 806 Gd. Traverse
St.
94. Mrs. Jessie A. Storr.
97. Mrs. Frank H. Marsh.
98. Mrs. Maria E. Rake.
99. Mrs. Ruth D. Ford.
100. Mrs. Edith Heafield.
101. Mrs. M. B. Wilson.
103. Dr. James W. Parker.
104. Mrs. Frank Wilsberg, 602 Clinton St.
105. Mrs. Laura E. Siggins.
106. Mrs. Edna M. Towner.
107. Jennie Vander Veen, 1670 Cleveland
Ave.
108. Eivind J. Erickson, R. D. 1.
109. Arthur B. Cross, 537 Norwood Ave.
S E
110. Mrs. Henry B. Davis, 207 Youell
Ave. S. E.
111. Anna M. Kellog, 754 Fuller Ave. S. E.
112. Raymond J. LefEingwell, 1132 Oak-
lawn N. E.
113. Mrs. Frank H. Nichols, 1217 Bemist
St. S. E.
114. Harry Elenbaas, Wayland.
115. Mrs. Robert T. Read, 424 Valley
Ave. N. W.
116. Louis P. Stickland.
117. Mrs. Isabel Dorr.
118. Claude T. Tuck
119. Warren M. Bell, 425 Hancock Ave.
120. Mrs. Jessie Gleason
121. Mrs. Amanda Bunch
123. Mrs. Laura Steinhoff
124. B. F. Leonard.
125. Mrs. Ivan W. Stoll, R. D. 2.
126. Mrs. Grace Tillie.
129. Mrs. Glane B. Henkel
130. Leonard A. Barbeau.
131. Lawrence Foster.
132. La Mott Mc Eachron.
133. Mrs. G. F. Butler.
134. Mrs. Alfred Williams, R. D. 1, East
Jordan.
135. Mrs. Emma Peterson.
136. Mrs. C. E. Pierce, 325 W. Mason.
137. Mrs. J. C. Drown, 1314 Leroy St.
139. Mrs. Theresa Twiest, R. D. 1.
140. Mrs. Margaret Larson.
141. Lewis Campbell, Oak Ridge Road.
142. Mrs. Alma Hewitt.
143. Mrs. Oscar Anderson, R. D. 2.
144. Von L. Gripman, R. D. 4, Bronson.
145. George C. Schaver.
146. Mrs. Mabel Ingersoll.
147. Archie Mac Donald.
148. Edna Steele.
149. Mrs. Minnie E. Wiseman.
150. Jane Menhenick, 1021 Britten Ave.
151. Mrs. Eugene M. Hassler, 818 West-
moreland.
152. Irene Benjamin, 221 W. Allegan.
153. James A. Brokaw.
154. Arnold Weitting.
155. Mrs. Earl Lewis.
156. Mrs. Elton Archer.
157. D. W. Wheeler.
160. Mrs. Glenna Mac Arthur.
161. Mrs. C. H. Horn.
162. Mrs. Clay Olmstead, 501 E. Lud-
ington.
163. Mrs. O. C. Hagaman.
164. Mildred Davis.
165. Mrs. P. R. L. Carl.
166. Mrs. Kate Britten.
167. Dr. Ralph W. Thomas.
168. Wesley Reid, Scofield.
169. Mrs. Elva R. Asquith.
170. Mrs. Paul L. Field.
171. Bessie McMonagle.
172. Walter F. Rose.
173. Arthur C. Buck.
174. Dudley H. Smith, 401 People's Bank
Bldg.
175. Mrs. Raymond Simpson, 634 Mar-
quette Ave.
176. Mrs. Arthur Masser, 1391 Mont-
gomery.
178. E. N. Hanlon.
179. Mary E. Paull. 314 Clay.
180. Edwin Blackmon, R. D. 1, Richmond.
182. Mrs. Fred Bassett.
183. Mrs. Emily S. Prescott.
184. O. E. Shefveland.
185. R. V. Winberg.
186. Mrs. Wm. Richardson, R. D., Rives
Junction.
187. Mrs. P. J. Leighty.
188. Mrs. Nelle Gumaer.
189. Mrs. C. V. Harris.
190. Helen York.
191. Emmett M. Wilson.
192. Mrs. Hattie Swarthout.
193. Mrs. Elmer Baker, Box 102.
194. Mrs. Zua V. Kedzie.
196. Mrs. Fred Swanbeck, 72 Mathews St.
197. Wm. H. Davie, 1726 Mihtary St.
198. B. S. Bassett, 526 15th St.
199. Frank B. Sturgis, 2903 Ravenswood.
200. Charles W. Waring.
201. Mrs. Mary Schlichting.
202. Mrs. Lena M. Lett.
204. Dale Brown, Osseo.
205. Mrs. Charles Uebrich.
206. Mrs. Lena Rosencrans.
208. Mrs. Fred Weeks.
209. Arnet J. Cole.
210. Clarence Schultz.
211. Frank S. Smith.
212. Mrs. George W. Phillips.
213. Mrs. Emma A. Shepard.
215. Mrs. Clara Warner, 139 Hilton Ave.,
Ferndale.
216. Wm. J. Crozier, 3857 Buckingham
Road, Berkley.
217. L. F. Bennett, 614 Fitzhugh St.
218. Charles S. M. GUem, 663 No. River-
side.
219. David L. Hunt.
220. Charles E. Stone, 2407 Lakeview Ave.
222. Mrs. Dora Tousey, Northville.
223. Mrs. George E. Bailey, R. D. 5.
224. Mrs. Robert Brown.
225. Mrs. Henry Nyhuff.
226. Mrs. Bert W. Keith.
228. Wilson Beam.
229. Tena B. Hoover.
230. Mrs. A. B. Courter.
231. Mrs. Isabel H. Wood.
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232. Catherine B. Smith.
233. Belle Young.
234. C. O. Monroe.
235. John W. S. Pierson.
236. Marcus Hoyt.
237. Mrs. Florence V. Thornburg, R. D. 7,
Kalamazoo.
238. Irene Morrill.
239. Mrs. E. L. Kelley.
241. Mrs. H. B. Doerr. 428 W. 9th St.
242. Mrs. Cora St. John, 842 Webster St.
243. Mrs. Isaac Margeson.
244. Mrs. C. M. Foster, 4577 Cass St.
245. John Yuill.
246. Mrs. W. A. Briggs.
247. Mrs. Arthur Davis, R. D. 7, Durand.
248. Roy A. Huyck, R. D. 3, Ovid.
249. Mrs. Maxine Bruley.
250. Mrs. May Reno.
251. Francis Crook, 3641 Elizabeth St.
252. W. R. Scadin, R. D. 2, Dexter.
253. Mrs. Grace K. Ruesink, R. D. 4.
254. Charles W. Letherer, R. D. 2.
255. Mrs. Guy S. Covell.
256. Harry W. Sowton.
257. LesUe Cockbum, 630 Emmons Blvd.
258. Horace Z. Wilbur, 809 Congress St.
MIDDLE ATLANTIC
1. Walter T. Massey, 222 N. State St.
2. Walter A. R. Richardson.
3. Clifton R. Moore, 3707 Reservoir Rd.,
N. W.
4. John M. P. Metcalf, 1725 17th St.,
N. W.
5. Mrs. Emil G. Kaiser, 1231 Mass. Ave.,
S E
6. Wm. A. Baltimore, Elm St., N. W.
7. Norton M. Little, 3205 Morrison St.,
N. W.
8. Mrs. Bertha Tate, 309 Oakdale PI..
N. W.
9. Annie F. Smith, 1418 8th St., N. W.
10. James Plumb.
11. Wesley Meekins, 6023 Old Harford
Road.
12. James Johns, 321 S. Lehigh St.
14. Mrs. Bronwen Williams, Route 1.
Box 104.
15. Wilbur Walker, Route 1.
16. Mrs. F. W. Harding, 33 Liberty St..
Newton.
17. Elmer J. Kagemann, 226 Willow St.
18. Samuel W. Boardman, Jr. (L.L.D.).
225 Cedar St.
19. Carl H. Hanforth, 35 Red Road.
20. Carrie Fritts.
21. Gaetano Oppolito, 353 Palisade Ave.,
Cliffside Park.
22. Mrs. Elizabeth Cosgrove.
23. Edmund Deacon.
24. Paul G. Bostrom, R. D. 1, Edgewood
Court.
25. Ernest H. Lesser, 15 Grove Place.
26. Theodore H. Smith, 19 Glenside Rd.
27. Elton L. McAnney, 11 London Ave.
28. Walter T. Franklin, 834 Colonia Rd.
29. George L. Blake.
30. Rev. Katri Tiikkala, 59 Hamilton
Ave.
31. Mrs. Harry Kressler.
32. John S. Thompson, 79 Douglas Road.
33. Iza Stewart, 365 Washington Ave.
35. Chas. J. Priester, 64 Elm Ave.
36. Fred W. Harsen.
37. Mrs. A. L. F. Craft, R. D. 1.
38. Paul F. Jandel, 110 Linden Ave.
39. George J. Barz. 62 Sherman Place.
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90.
Mrs. Louise Smith, 314 Halladay St.
Helen Frundt, 92 Bartholdi Ave.
George W. Hawkins. 355 New York
Ave.
Ronald Ackerson, Hainsburg.
Page Tredway, 167 Wilmore Road.
Mary Kobliha, 26 Grand St.
Edna B. Stryker, R. D. 1, French-
town.
Walter S. Koch, 20 Mecray Lane.
Eleanor J. Pippert, 13 Harding St.
Mrs. John Xander, 735 Ferry St.,
Easton, Pa.
Louis S. Carpenter, 24 No. Mountain
Ave.
John Peterson, 178 Linden Ave.,
Verona.
George E. Voorhess. 250 Midland
Ave.
George D. Holmes, 22 Waterbury
Rd., Upper Montclair.
Montague Hutchinson, 403 Conant
St., Hillside.
Elen A. Nelson, 336 Broadway.
John O. Bennett, 16 Cottage Place.
Miss M. Jenkins. 247 Amherst St., East
Orange.
James H. Noyes, 29 RoUinson St.,
West Orange.
August H. Ramsland, 383 Cleveland
Street.
Mrs. Frank D. Wyman, Pearl River.
N. Y.
Ward Ackerman. 50 Park Ave.
Vernon R. Forbes, 12 No. 4th St.
John G. Peterson, 99 State Street.
Philip S. Suffern, 1131 Martine Av.
J. Daniel Hjelm, 727 Richmond St.
R. D. Olmstead. 795 Park Avenue.
Dorothy M. Henkelman, 254 Spring-
field Ave.
Nils Landwork. 62 Fulton St., Cliff-
side.
Evelyn Smith, Sidney Ave.
John J. Vohden, Jr.. 2026 Kay Ave.,
Union.
Clymer. 14 So. Nashville
Wilmer K.
Ave.
Robert A.
Rev. E. C.
Scott. 88 Claremont Ave.
Hall.
John P. Churchill. Sr.. 224 Butler
Ave.
Mrs. F. Lesser. 79 Bound Brook Rd.,
Dunellen.
Harvey B. Moring, 510 Shackamaxon
Drive.
Anna L. Johnson, 47 Green Street.
Mrs. Ethel M. Yeager, 1425 Albany
Ave.
Mrs. Chas. Damm, 67 232nd St.. East.
Mrs. E. Hefferman. 107 35 Van Wyck
Blvd.. Jamaica.
James Lindley. 2909 Clarendon Rd.
Wm. E. Bambery. Route 1.
Mrs. Ethel R. Moore, R. D. 1.
Jennie Pross, 60 No. 4th Street.
Stella Rousing.
Albert M. Roberts, 456 Stockham
Ave.. Morrisville.
Andrew Balint. R. D. 5. Box 117.
Miss M. R. Bready.
Wm. F. Lawrence, 1724 Matthews
Terrace.
Gilbert T. Hunter, P. O. Box 266.
Rosslyn.
MINNESOTA
1. Mrs. I. J. Boraas.
2. Jarrold A. Petraborg.
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3. William Lindblom.
4. Mrs. B. W. Brokaw.
5. Miss E. M. Rouse, 625 Jackson St.
6. Mrs. Fred Beal, R. F. D.
8. Ruth Fowler, 703 W. Winona St.
9. Mrs. Phil Palmer.
10. Mrs. Karl G. Baum, R. F. D. 4.
11. Carol Blankenship.
12. John H. Greenan.
13. John J. Ledvina.
14. Mrs. E. S. Jansen.
15. Mrs. E. E. Kohls.
16. Clara B. ffiU.
18. Mrs. Garfield Boquist.
19. Dr. Chas. W. Bray.
20. John Vogts, Frontier.
21. George H. Ribbel, 413 N. 5th St.
22. Mrs. Norman Johnson.
23. Mrs. Fred Heffron.
24. Willis Delle.
25. Wallace Harris, R. F. D. 5, New Ulm.
26. Dora Glover.
27. Mrs. C. E. Stockman.
31. Mrs. Helga Elmgren, 1514 Selmser
Ave.
32. Mrs. Grace Robinson.
34. R. E. Furber, R. F. D. 2, Newport.
36. Harvey Barnett, R. F. D. 2.
37. Albert Anderson.
38. Mrs. Letta LaPrelle.
40. Brewer Mattocks, 911 Woodland Ave.
41. Mrs. Charles H. Bade.
42. Charles A. Barnes.
43. Mrs. Ali Lankkonen, 204 Monroe St
44. Ella M. Stratton.
45. Mrs. Alvin Thate.
46. Dr. D. J. Chatham, Security Bank
Bldg.
47. Fenwick Taylor.
48. Mrs. Gertrude Erikson.
50. Mrs. C. A. Peters.
51. P. O. Anderson.
52. G. O. Gaylord.
53. Mrs. Myra Buss.
54. Lou Robards.
55. Mrs. O. C. Heys.
56. Mrs. J. V. Bosch, R. F. D., Monte-
video.
57. Mrs. Irene A. Olson.
58. Bess Bacon.
59. F. A. Andert.
60. Dr. E. J. Van Bronkhorst.
61. Mrs. H. J. Ranney.
62. Mrs. Pearl Ward.
63. Mrs. E. C. Theilmann.
65. Evan M. Sheldon, Clearwater.
67. Mrs. Helmi Lahti, 515 2nd Ave..
Brooklyn.
69. Frank Penrod.
70. Mrs. Sophia A. Beckman, 37 8th
Ave., So.
71. Mrs. H. J. Langfitt, 526 Main St.
72. Mrs. Albert Dobbs.
73. Ray Palmer.
74. John Olin.
75. Eugene Hesselgrave, Swanville.
76. Mrs. J. E. Phillips.
77. Mrs. Dora Bell, La Porte.
79. Mrs. Charles Trost.
80. Mrs. Minnie Trace, 115 S. E. 4th St.
81. Mrs. J. B. Haskell.
82. William Nordland.
84. Roy O. Stemsrud.
85. Mrs. Phil Danter.
86. Mrs. Charles Reasner, 331 Center St
87. Edgar A. Peterson, 114 Moreland
Ave.
88. Mrs. Ford Blanch.
89. Mrs. Edward.
90. Mrs. C. P. Smith.
91. Mrs. G. H. Chamberlain, 402 W.
Marshall St.
93. Ruth McKinlay.
95. Lida W. Thompson.
96. Mrs. Martin Bockovich.
97. Adelaide E. Mason, 1108 15th Ave.
S. E.
98. H. H. Drews. 4527 Bruce Ave.
99. Caroline Ewe, 4218 Fremont Ave.,
So.
100. Georgia A. Burgess, 1929 Hennepin
Ave.
101. Ramona Williams, 2935 James Ave.,
No.
102. Asa P. Brooks, 3111 Girard Ave., No.
103. Charles E. Younp. 5000 Upton Ave.,
So.
10!. J. V. S. Fisher, 1212 W. 31st St.
105. Stuart F. Seidl, 5126 Knox Ave., So.
106. Leonard Baillie, 624 E. 54th St.
107. Isabella Wilson. 3914 36th Ave. So.
108. Eva C. Goehrs, 3937 Elliot Ave.
109. Mrs. E. G. Harbison, 3314 Nicollet.
110. Ruth M. Dacken, 2126 Dupont Ave.,
No.
111. Stanley S. Gillam, 819 Metropolitan
Bank Bldg.
112. Cora J. Ross, 3855 2nd Ave., So.
113. Edward Nickerson, 3246 25th Ave.,
So.
114. Clarence R. Empey, Eureka.
115. Lilly J. Reid, 103 So. 9th St.
116. George A. Zea.
117. Mrs. Edith D. Godfrey, 611 8th St.,
So.
118. Mrs. Paul Cartwright.
119. Mrs. Gladys Ross.
120. E. L. Hoglund.
121. F. S. Jensen.
122. Dr. C. W. Miller.
125. May E. Abbott. 201 Union St.
126. Robert L. Anderson, R. F. D. 2,
Wadena.
127. Dudley Larson, R. F. D. 1, Moor-
head.
128. Mrs. F. D. Baker.
129. Charles H. Bolsta.
130. Mrs. Charles Annett.
131. Mrs. Laurie Huhtala, Box 31, Au-
rora.
132. Mrs. H. E. Ranger.
133. Ray Goodrich, Smith's Mill.
135. Mrs. A. E. Becker.
136. Mrs. Ada Martinson.
137. Norman Pound.
138. Mrs. Irene Peterson, 4150 Yates Ave.
139. Paul Schmidt.
140. C. E. Peterson.
141. Mrs. A. S. Wheelock.
142. Mrs. Carl Mellem.
143. Mrs. George K. Thompson.
144. Mrs. Mabel Baumann, R. F. D. 2,
Bagley.
145. Mrs. Madora Allen.
146. Mrs. Rebecca A. Hamilton. 6024
Goodrich Ave.
147. Mrs. Arthur J. Blamey, 407 Bates
Ave.
148. Bertha Lindblom. 535 11th Ave., No.
149. Frank Gajdosik, 696 Mercer Ave.
150. Mrs. Esther C. Paulus, 1293 Grand
Ave.
151. William F. Scott, 1381 Grand Ave.
152. O. L. Miller. 863 Seal St.
153. William H. Lamson, 2083 Carroll Ave.
155. Bruce J. Broady, 877 Lincoln Ave.
156. Louis Kleinhans, 940 Ottowa Ave.
157. A. W. D. Stegner, 95 Baldwin St.
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MINNESOTA (Continued)
158. Thain H. Stewart, 2151 Common-
wealth Ave.
159. Edward H. Swain, 651 Sherbum Ave.
160. Mrs. C. A. Oase.
161. August Walden, R. F. D. 1.
162. Arnold H. Larson.
163. V. T. Conklin.
164. Lucille Horton, R. F. D.
165. Mrs. John Bjork.
166. Mrs. Esther Nordquist, R. F. D. 4.
167. W. F. Brundage.
169. William S. Skerik.
170. F. R. Krause.
171. John Soltis, R. F. D. 1, Holdingford.
172. Nellie Higby, 113 Grant St.
173. W. K. Reque, 902 2nd Ave., No.
174. Mrs. Grace E. Avery.
176. Mrs. Sanford Koski, R. F. D. 4, Clo-
quet.
177. Mrs. Charles E. Stith.
178. Mrs. Leslie Bell.
179. Mrs. Harry Donnan, Nashua.
180. Agnes Nelson.
181. R. E. Buddies.
182. Mrs. Isabel Hodorff, R. F. D. 2, Roy-
alton.
183. Anton Fischer.
184. D. A. Nutting.
185. Mrs. Ethel Peterson.
186. Mrs. F. W. Schauer.
187. R. E. Hodgson.
188. Mrs. S. A. Nystrom.
189. Mrs. Gertrude M. Davis.
190. J. M. Davies.
191. Mrs. B. C. Bitzer.
192. Mary E. Curtis, 375 W. 5th St.
193. Cora M. Robinson, 610 Grand St.
194. Mrs. G. A. Carnes.
196. Mrs. Celia Fortney.
MISSOURI
1. Mrs. W. Pulley, R. D. 1.
2. H. F. Gamsey, 425 Park Ave.
5. C. L. Ford.
6. Mrs. Fanny Selover.
8. Myrtle Haugh. Oakland.
10. Kirk Jones, 300 N. Main.
12. Mrs. Cecil Hickey, Sudheimer.
15. Mrs. Maggie Johnson, R. D. 1, Weau-
bleau.
16. Mrs. Lola Buntin.
17. Crosby C. Johnson.
20. Eugenie Brown.
22. J. M. Richardson, 36 W. 65th St.
Terrace.
23. J. Earl Clark, 4110 Norledge PI.
24. Maud Bruner, 3727 Michigan Ave.
25. Lucille Black, 3600 Walnut.
27. Mrs. F. J. Johnson, 331 Harwood
Ave.
28. C. B. Fleming, 7389 Hazel Ave.
32. Sallie B. Stewart, 322 S. Wood.
33. Mrs. J. B. Billeter.
34. J. C. Feemster.
35. Mrs. Mary E. Weaver.
36. Mrs. S. J. Douthitt.
37. Leslie F. Hauck, 2211 Francis St.
38. Wanda Harrison, 34th and Jackson
Streets.
39. Ada Alexander, 2720 Eads Ave.
40. Raymond L. Griesbach, 5339 Quincy
Street
41. Truman M. Post, 5678 Cabanne Ave.
42. Porter D. Richey, 1519a Agnes St.
43. Mrs. Wm. H. Roepke, 7075 Pernod
Ave.
44. John G. Hewitt, 6229 Southwood.
45. Mrs. Martha Stroup, 1946 Sidney St.
46. Elmer J. Gieselman, 5394 Pershing.
47. Leona M. Miller, 2805 Dalton Ave.
48. John F. Taylor, 308 S. Grand.
49. Essie Broyles, R. D. 5.
50. John M. Conkling, 1237 Benton Ave.
51. Mrs. W. A. Burd, R. D. 1.
52. Mrs. Anna VanDeventer.
53. P. V. Vanderford.
54. Charles L. Howe, 1623 Annalee Ave.
55. E. W. Metcalf, 140 So. Gore.
56. Dorothy Cutter, 620 Fairview Ave.
57. Mrs. Ella Hofstetter, R. D. 1, Weau-
bleau.
58. Henry W. Maddox, 2319 Locust St.
MONTANA
1. Mrs. H. W. Beasley.
3. Mrs. C. A. Foster.
5. Mrs. C. H. Duppler.
6. Mrs. J. C. Benson.
7. Mrs. W. A. Conwell.
8. P. A. Rockwell, 3410 3rd Ave. No.
9. Adam Schoesler, Route 1.
10. Mrs. C. E. Camp, Polytechnic.
11. J. S. Torrence, 3924 First Ave. So.
13. Mrs. K. Maude Blenkner.
14. Mrs. T. S. Hunt.
15. Fred Downing.
16. Mrs. Jos. Levesey, 2546 Harrison Ave.
18. Benj. Wagner, Brockway.
19. Mrs. H. L. Whiting.
20. Mrs. Ed. Young.
21. Mrs. Frank Hull.
22. Gottlieb Hekkel, Froid.
23. D. M. Daniel.
26. Mrs. Wm. C. Rowley.
27. Osa Foree, Olive.
29. Fred Lebsack.
30. Nathaniel Sackman.
31. Mrs. A. R. Hanson.
32. Mrs. John Hermansen.
34. Roy Huber.
35. K. C. Thompson, 120 W. Benham St.
36. John McKenzie, 1105 3rd Ave. No.
37. R. P. Ross.
39. Mrs. G. A. Sarbo.
40. Mrs. Minnie Diel.
41. Lorraine Larson.
44. J. G. Frank, Route 1.
45. R. H. Morrow, P. O. Box 397.
46. Mrs. Warren G. Smyth.
47. Gottfried Schmiedt, Mildred.
49. Enoch Land.
50. Mrs. Florence Wilkinson.
51. Mrs. R. E. Coy, 311 Edith St.
52. Mike Kallis, Clinton.
53. Mrs. H. B. Slavens.
54. Mrs. M. W. Stockwell.
57. Mrs. Wm. Erickson.
59. Mrs. Margaret Carrington, Baker.
60. Jacob Ehret.
61. Dr. Mary E. A. Matheson.
62. Mrs. Mary J. Whipple.
63. Mrs. Jas. Leslie.
65. Mrs. F. C. Metzger.
66. Mrs. J. H. Johnston.
67. Mrs. M. H. Frederickson.
68. E. H. Nelson, Box 646.
69. John Buxbaum, Jr.
70. August Jensen.
71. Mrs. Florence Burnett.
73. Mrs. Edith Reid, Nibbe.
74. Jacob Gackle.
76. Jacob Baum.
NEBRASKA
1. Lila Mc Andrew.
2. Mrs. F. M. Weitzel, 1117 Church St.
3. Frank R. Furse.
4. Mrs. F. H. Smith.
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5. C. W. Recknor.
6. Anton Nelson.
7. G. I. Pfeiffer.
8. Velma Smith. Antioch.
9. Mrs. Glenn Howard, 1842 Adams St.
10. Mrs. Olive S. Lewis, R. F. D. 1.
11. H. E. Newton.
12. Mrs. Oliver Harmon, Box 72.
13. Mrs. Emma Nellor.
14. Mrs. Carrie A. Pedley.
15. Mrs. Howard G. Lotspeich, Box 823.
18. Mrs. C. J. Fletcher.
19. Ira Cooney.
20. Mildred Wahrer.
21. Mrs. W. H. Horton.
22. A. I. Cram.
23. W. S. Couch.
24. Marcus D. Carroll.
25. Lizzie Eastman.
26. E. C. Baltensperger, R. D. 3.
27. Mrs. C. H. Morris, R. D. 1.
28. Mrs. F. A. Barta.
29. Mrs. Frederick A. Crites, 246 Mears
St.
30. Mrs. Celia Trullinger.
31. Mrs. A. C. Krebs.
32. Roy B. Gould.
33. Mrs. R. M. Campbell, 2920 14th St.
34. Henry Deunk.
35. Mrs. M. H. Davis.
36. Mrs. C. W. Gallaway.
37. Mrs. A. W. Schaum.
38. Myrtle A. Benne, 130 E. 13th St.
39. Guenther Hamann.
40. Mrs. O. D. Salley.
41. Adam Hook.
42. Mrs. H. R. Wilkinson.
43. Chas. H. Schram.
44. Lola A. Parker.
45. Mrs. Wm. Richards, Box 6.
46. W. E. Anderson.
47. Mrs. W. C. Jaeke.
48. Mrs. Earl B. Cox.
49. M. Oscar Patterson.
50. Pauline Weaver.
51. Mrs. M. M. Calkins.
52. Mrs. O. E. Miller.
53. Estle D. Austin.
54. Mrs. Alfred Carstens, 737 No. K St.
55. Frank T. Hamilton.
56. John Weber, Sr.
57. Mrs. John Keller, R. D. 1, Seward.
58. Adeline J. Allen, 241 No. 9th.
60. Lloyd Softley.
61. Bernice E. Matthews, Box 269.
62. Henry Loebsack, 514 E. Yund St.
63. S. B. Hanley.
64. Dietrich Brunken.
65. Mrs. E. W. Dickson.
66. P. H. Robinson.
67. Mrs. Melvin E. Kitzinger.
68. Perry C. Schafer, 418 So. Lincoln
Ave.
69. John J. Wacker, 507 So. Chicago Ave
70. George Helzer, 106 East "A" St.
71. Mrs. Flora Snee.
72. Mrs. R. H. Kloppel.
73. Mrs. R. F. Busch.
74. Mrs. Ray Yauney.
75. May Teel.
76. George Stimbert
77. Mrs. Arthur D. Knight.
78. Mrs. Leonard Hobel.
79. Mrs. George McMurray, R. D. 1.
80. Margaret E. Morrell, 20th and D
Streets.
81. J. S. Hedgecock, 3511 T. St.
82. Mrs. J. E. Winchester, 1308 Adams
Street.
83. Jacob Kahler, 179 West F. St.
84. John Dell, 1026 So. 8th St.
85. John Reifschneider, 900 Y St.
86. Conrad Keller, 1330 So. 9th.
87. Bessie Wesely.
88. Mrs. Grace Dickson.
89. Mrs. A. H. Moers,' 909 West 3rd St.
90. J. J. Wagner, 209 W. 3rd St.
91. O. G. Coglizer.
92. Mrs. E. H. Hughes.
93. Gwen Gillard.
94. Ernest C. Nyrop.
95. Mrs. Ethel I. McGonnagle.
96. Elberta Spindler, 1001 Norfolk Ave.
97. Henry Busch, General Delivery.
98. Mrs. Oscar Peterson.
99. Louise F. Curtis, 421 So. 36th St.
100. Lucy M. Mack. 2520 No. 51st St.
101. Robert Syme, 3153 Meredith.
102. Mrs. Fred Wells. 5306 So. 39th St.
103. Mrs. Floyd Luff.
104. Mrs. Ethel Kinney, R. D. 2.
105. Mrs. Wm. Kautz.
106. C. B. Brande.
107. Harold Young.
108. Mrs. Herman Mahlman, R. D., Hick-
man.
109. Mrs. Mabel Lamprecht.
110. Mrs. Jessie Bacon.
111. Florence Kellogg.
112. Mrs. Ada Hunt.
113. Mrs. George L. Williams.
114. Mrs. Walter Plybon.
115. Allan Ogilvy, 1809 Seventh Ave.
116. S. G. Spurling.
117. D. C. Vining.
118. Agnes Pence.
119. Mrs. Grace Merrill.
121. Faithe M. Carr.
122. R. J. Drewelow.
123. Mrs. M. R. Johnson.
124. Mrs. W. S. McDonald.
125. Paul Schuer.
128. Mrs. May West.
129. Mrs. Victor Madsen.
130. Mrs. L. M. Larson.
131. Mrs. Anna Grothman.
132. Gertrude L. Lum.
133. Mrs. Floyd Snyder, 258 E. 10th St.
135. Mrs. Glenn Sack. Shelby.
136. Jesse H. Domingo.
138. Mrs. Walter Kerl.
139. Mrs. Hilda Blust.
140. Dora B. Wood. 912 Burlington Ave.
141. Henry Helzer. 929 Division St.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
1. Mrs. Gertrude M. Perham, South
Acworth.
2. Albei-t O. Yeager.
3. Mrs. Frank E. Clark.
4. Elliot B. Watson.
5. Mrs. Harry Flanders.
6. Frederick W. Brown.
7. Mrs. Daisy S. Eastman, R. F. D.
8. Elizabeth A. Dodge.
9. George H. Caughey, R. D. 1.
10. George A. Page.
11. Frank B. Coult, 581 Hanover St..
Manchester.
13. Alma L. Lakeman, R. D. 1, Barn-
14. Mrs. Herbert M. Hill.
15. Mrs. Gladys Aldridge, Foster St.
16. Margaret L. Houston.
17. Mrs. Florence K. Newton, Box 225.
18. Mrs. Elwood Ebie, Spring St.
20. Fred James. King St.
21. Henry S. Twichell.
22. Raymond Cavis, Summer St.
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23. Henry E. Stickney.
24. Mrs. Paulina T. Sargeant.
25. Louis D. Morrill, R. D. 11, Penacook.
26. Mrs. Jessie Holmes.
28. Mrs. Lilla B. Temnpon, R. D. 1.
29. Lucretia P. Chandler, Stow, Maine.
30. Walter W. Lane.
31. Harry S. Kelley.
-.32. P. C. Kinney, 226 Mulberry St.
33. Mrs. Grace Y. Cummings.
34. Philip H. Butterfield, 56A Beacon St.
35. Mrs. Benjamin H. Farnum, 324 No.
State St.
36. Edward A. Dames, Box 163.
37. Mrs. Winifred Moody.
38. Paul J. Dixon.
39. Mrs. Charlotte C. Quimby, R. D. 4.
40. E. W. Davis.
41. Mrs. Stanley Fearon.
42. E. A. Farnum.
43. Mrs. W. S. Wells, West Andover.
44. George W. Brown (Acting).
45. Mrs. William P. Wood, R. D. 1.
46. Mrs. Annie B. Shepard.
47. Mrs. Mamie K. Saltmarsh, 5 Nesmith
Street.
48. Norman Seavey, 118 Locust St.
49. Perley E. Wiggin, 28 Oak St.
50. Mrs. Sadie R. Grimes.
51. Mrs. Mary I. Stone.
52. Mrs. Alice Littlehale.
53. Mrs. Clellie M. Calef.
54. Norma Nightingale.
55. Frank H. Follansbee.
56. Caroline S. Thompson.
57. Mrs. Verna O. Hunt.
58. Mrs. Eva M. West.
59. Leroy B. Burpee, 56 High St.
60. Mrs. Albert Otis, 94 No. Main St.
61. Grace G. Blodgett, R. F. D. 1, Fitz-
william Depot.
62. Mrs. Elsie B. Pettee.
63. Paul Rich.
64. Mrs. Frank E. Cheney, Hueber Court.
65. Bessie C. Rowell, 83 So. Main St.
68. C. Frank Page, R. D. 2, Laconia.
69. Mrs. Mabelle S. Freihofer.
70. Alzira E. Gregg, 63 Church St.
71. Roy G. Hamlin.
72. Mrs. Althine F. Lear.
73. Mrs. Eva Heath, Grafton.
74. Mrs. Lucy A. Brooks.
75. Lillian A. Odell.
76. Flora L. Kimball.
77. Mrs. Clara E. Darling.
78. Anna M. Cole, R. D. 1.
79. Abbie F. Weare.
80. Frank Pearson.
81. Marion E. Derby.
82. Arthur H. Basye, 24 Rope Ferry Rd.
83. Mrs. Clara E. Kenneston.
84. Mrs. N. Delia Carbee.
85. Mrs. Alice M. Smith, East Hebron.
86. Mrs. Maude M. Bumham.
87. Arnold C. Blake.
88. Mrs. Ella Woodward.
89. Mrs. Annette S. Nelson.
90. Mrs. George S. Hall, 45 Main St.
91. Ralph W. Hebb.
92. Mrs. Beryl R. Orde.
93. Mrs. Alice Y. Poor, Anooka Farm,
R. D. 4, Box 119, Manchester.
94. Lucien C. Kimball.
95. B. F. Cann.
96. Edwin S. Huse, 43 Franklin St.
97. Harry E. Applin, 200 Roxbury St.
98. Mrs. Ruth B. Armstrong.
99. Mrs. Emily H. Clark, R. D. 1.
100. Carl E. Smith, 60 Avery St.
101. C. Urban Shorey.
102. Mrs. Edith G. Merrell, Alstead.
103. C. Elbert Dole, 31 Elm St.
104. Mrs. Nellie J. Durgin.
105. Mrs. Susie B. Hurd.
106. Blanche L. Haley.
107. Mrs. Karl J. Brummer, 11 Brummer
Place.
108. Mrs. Phyllis Meagher, Main St.
109. Mrs. Inez Lovering.
110. Mrs. Harriet B. Warren.
111. Walter B. Stewart.
112. Leeman Wormwood, R. F. D. 6.
113. William C. Heath, 77 Liberty St.
114. Chester W. Jenks, 21 Cloyde St.
115. Mrs. Charles W. Adams, 10 Malvern
St.
116. Mitchell Ward. 274 Blodget St.
117. Mrs. Harry W. Bemis. Pleasant St.
118. Mrs. Lena B. Miller, R. F. D., Green-
ville.
119. Mrs. Charlotte Lance.
120. Morris G. Penniman.
121. Norris E. Henderson.
122. Joseph C. Jasper.
123. Mary C. Jones.
125. Mrs. Emily C. A. Hartshorn.
126. Fred D. Cross, 26 Berkeley St.
127. Ralph M. Parker, 35 Chester St.
128. Mrs. Etta M. Tolman, R. D., Box 49,
Chesham.
129. Mrs. Octavia White.
130. Mrs. Alice J. Coe, Box 112.
131. Mrs. Laura E. Frink.
132. Mrs. Albro L. Balch.
133. Mrs. Benj. J. Kendrigan.
134. Ada R. Tenney.
135. Uno E. Mackey. 40 Beech St.
136. Richard E. Parke.
137. Edward M. Smith.
138. Mrs. Prentice F. Moulton, Mill Rd..
R. D. 1, Hampton.
139. Aura A. Morse.
140. Mrs. Roxanna E. Richardson. North-
wood Center.
141. Mrs. Bessie A. Bean.
142. Bertha E. Braynard.
143. Mrs. Helen A. Smart, R. F. D. 1.
144. Laura Q. Rumery.
145. Mrs. Mary E. Wood. R. D. 1.
146. Everett H. Farnum, Suncook.
147. Mrs. Maude G. Ballard, 59 Washing-
ton St.
148. Mrs. Eugene M. Ware, 27 Pine St.
149. Mrs. E. H. Underbill.
150. Blanche L. Wright.
151. Amanda M. Bunker, 39 Main St.
152. Nettie M. Armstrong, 38 Highland
Street.
153. John B. Mooney.
155. Mrs. Elizabeth M. Blake, Box 4.
156. Florence Danforth.
157. Mrs. Ruth Dow, 15 Portland St.
158. Mrs. Bessie Baker, Marlboro.
159. Clara E. Parsons, West Rye.
160. Mrs. Shaw F. Raynes, 20 Whipple
Rd., Kittery, Maine.
161. Mrs. Elizabeth A. Colbum, Box 84,
Salem Depot.
162. John Apkarian, 50 Salem St., Me-
thuen. Mass.
163. Mrs. Blanche W. Fellows.
164. Mrs. Sarah R. Whitehouse.
165. Jonathan M Bodwell.
166. Phil O. Wentworth, 45 Prospect St.
167. Mrs. F. E. Linscott.
168. Sally A. Owen, Seabrook.
169. Mrs. Jennie Wells.
170. Howard A. Goodspeed.
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171. Ralph D. Parkman, R. D. 1, Green-
land.
172. Carlos N. Gould, Portsmouth Ave.
Greenland.
173. Mrs. Bessie C. Jewett.
174. Mrs. Bessie V. Davis (Ass't).
175. Floyd E. Britton.
176. Mrs. Mary A. Lane, East Swanzey.
177. Mrs. Gertrude M. Martin.
178. Mrs. Alvin W. Holt.
179. Mrs. Ida M. Smith, Vine St.
180. David B. Lowe.
181. Mrs. Lydia Julin.
182. Louise S. Eastman.
183. Samuel H. Paul.
184. Carlton E. Sparhawk.
185. Zora C. Clough.
186. George P. Fowler.
187. Sarah E. Sawyer, R. D. 1, Box 57,
Warner.
188. Mrs. Aurilla V. Butts.
189. J. P. Kimball.
190. Mrs. Ellen Hall, Westmoreland Depot.
191. Mrs. Grace L. Joyce, West Andover.
192. Mrs. Ida P. Davenport.
193. Mrs. Fred E. French.
194. Mrs. R. E. Hammond.
195. Mrs. Frederick E. Meader.
196. Mrs. Celia M. Brown.
197. C. F. Coffin.
NEW YORK
1. B. O. Burgin, 25 Van Schoick Ave.
2. Mrs. Belle F. Robinson, 17 Barclay
Street.
4. Mrs. C. W. Lamb.
5. Mrs. A. J. Bumdy.
6. R. N. Brown.
7. Mrs. J. W. Warner. Riverhead R. D.
8. S. B. Morse.
9. H. R. Talmage, Riverhead.
10. Mrs. H. H. Bowles.
11. Mrs. Geo. Matteson, R. D. 1.
12. J. K. Gardner.
14. Frank A. Sherry.
15. Anna M. Ball.
16. Frank Holden, 19 Gaylord St.
17. L. H. Bryant, 105 Chestnut St.
18. Isabelle M. Atkins, 35 Winding Way.
19. Mrs. Rena Davis.
20. M. C. Tuthill, Washingtonville.
21. A. H. Pearson.
22. Grace E. Brown.
23. Dr. F. E. Graves.
24. Mrs. Raymond Parsons.
25. C. F. Kingsley. 119 Cassilis Ave.
26. Mrs. A. H. Landon, P. O. Box 22.
28. C. T. White, 718 Ashland Ave.
29. Gertrude Philipson, 296 Willet St.
30. Robert Smith, 97 Walnut St.
31. Mrs. C. F. Duchscherer, 65 Kinsey
Ave., Kenmore.
32. Chas. Harmony, 78 Barnesdale Ave.
33. W. H. Sawyer, R. D. 3.
35. Mrs. Mae A. Blackman, R. D. 2.
36. Julia Curtis.
37. Mrs. Bertha E. W. Moore.
38. Chas. J. Robinson, 36 Howell St.
39. Mrs. Geo. Hart.
40. F. J. Salter.
41. J. R. Glezen.
42. E. L. Fingar.
43. May Maxwell, R. D. 1, Sprakers.
44. Mrs. M. K. Hurlbut.
45. Stanley Randall.
46. Mrs. A. B. Brown.
47. E. T. Rowell, Brockport.
48. Clara A. Worden.
49. Mrs. M. Hargrave, West Sand Lake.
50. Edith M. Allen.
51. Ida M. Fowler.
52. L. N. Temple, 263 Bridge.
53. Mrs. F. J. Bentley, 32 Lincoln Ave.
54. Alice L. Horton, 25 Garfield St.
56. Rev. G. H. Buck.
57. Hiram T. Sisson.
58. Mrs. Jean D. Lyford.
59. Mrs. C. K. Jennings, R. D. 1, West
Danby.
60. Laura H. Young.
61. Mrs. C. E. Dunaway.
62. Elon W. Cook.
63. L. L. Barber.
64. Rev. R. F. Gamble.
65. E. M. DuMond, R. D. 1.
67. Flora Cleveland, 143 Bowers Ave.
68. Mrs. Elna F. Law.
69. L. W. Davison, 11 Flint Road.
70. Mrs. F. C. Fitz-gibbons.
71. Wm. C. Rarmey.
72. W. B. Styles.
73. F. R. Klein.
74. C. H. Rice
75. Mrs. M. C. Weaver.
76. Mrs. Chas. Ide, 1127 Lake St.
78. Mrs. Alice Shaffer, 24 Garfield Ave.
79. Wm. B. Saleno.
82. Mrs. E. C. Stewart.
83. C. M. Story.
84. C. H. Reed.
85. Mrs. Fred Caster.
86. Mrs. Effie G. Barnum, R. D. 4.
87. E. M. Briggs, 82 Killian Rd.
88. Alice M. Austin.
90. Roger Haviland, 255 E. Fulton St.
91. John E. WilUams.
92. R. G. Walker.
93. R. G. Morey.
94. Mrs. Emma L. Marsh.
95. May B. Robson.
96. Mrs. Grace Augur.
97. Mrs. Henry Burger.
98. H. M. Jones, Barneveld.
99. Frank L. Greene.
100. Mrs. G. M. Bartlett.
101. Rev. E. F. Mellott.
102. Clara M. Underwood. R. D. 1.
104. Mrs. Channing Brayman, Middle-
burg.
105. R. G. Torrens, 33 Hoover Rd.
106. L. E. Patterson, 205 E. State St.
107. Lillian Frederick.
109. Florence E. Terry, Lakewood.
110. Flora Jenkins, 15 Crown.
111. E. E. Smith.
113. L. H. Beede.
114. Mrs. A. S. Cheney.
117. Mrs. Adah Meyn.
118. Mrs. W. L. Brennan.
119. Mrs. Fred Geer.
122. Homer M. Dunn, R. D. 1.
124. Mrs. H. G. Hall.
125. Mrs. Floyd Densmore.
126. Agnes King, 345 Washburn St.
127. Robert Power, R. D. 1, I^orfolk.
128. M. H. Carter.
129. Mrs. M. V. Drayer.
130. Mrs. Charlotte McKnight.
131. Mrs. Mary Del. Emerson, R. D. 1,
Johnson City.
132. C. L. Beebe.
133. Mrs. Leona Hitchman.
134. A. P. Sill.
135. Mrs. Alice Wright.
136. Mrs. Abby H. Miller, R. D., West
137. E. J. DeWitt, 26 Chestnut St.
138. Edythe Cudney. 152 Linden Ave.
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295
NEW YORK (Continued)
139. C. A. Williams, Rhinebeck.
140. G. H. Ellwood.
141. Mrs. G. H. Sager.
142. Mrs. Lemuel Bradley, "R. D., Staf-
ford.
143. W. A. Smith.
145. S. H. Miller, Millers Place.
146. Mrs. R. S. Jewett, 121 Glen Ave.
147. W. E. Schmidling, 362 Egmont Ave.
148. Mrs. Doris Frost.
150. Maud Saxton.
152. Mrs. Frank P. Conrad, 48 Overlook
Place.
153. Mrs. Mary E. G. Smith.
154. Mrs. E. P. Gero.
155. B. H. Richmond, New Lebanon Cen-
ter.
156. Mrs. L. E. Eilamdsan, 71 Briarcliff
Rd., Larchmont.
157. Mrs. Albert Campbell, Centereach.
158. Mrs. A. Whitefield, 2856 Grand Con-
course.
159. Carl Anderson, 2919 Greene PI.
160. Edward Kretschman, 601 E. 170th
Street.
161. C. E. Reid, 300 E. 163rd St.
162. L. F. Cook, 217 E. 176th St.
164. G. M. Miller, 966 52nd St.
165. J. H. Nimmo, 1216 Jefferson Ave.
166. Rev. W. A. Suominen. 735 44th St.
167. Ethel Holmes, 9502 Ave. K.
168. W. W. Atwood, 64 Jefferson Ave.
169. C. H. Topping, 229 Willoughby Ave
170. J. L. Beniert, 27 Sterling St.
171. David Adamson, 173 Lenox Rd.
172. Mrs. W. Y. Chandler, 1612 E. 22nd
Street.
173. J. W. Sargeant, 672 Dscatur St.
174. W. P. Sievers, 2133 69th St.
176. H. A. Andrews, 1735 E. 19th St.
177. J. L. Anderson, 19 Fuller PI.
178. H. N. Edmonds, 873 E. 9th St.
179. Frank Kraft, 231 Park PI.
180. A. E. Parr, 143-76 Cogswell St., Ja-
maica.
181. Marguerite C. Grotte, 533 E. 52nd
Street
182. C. W. Rippier, 626 Madison St.
183. Kalnah W. Anderson, 1187 Lincoln
Place.
184. H. W. Hodges, 433 75th St.
185. J. W. Carlson, 1572 56th St.
187. F. H. Wells, 48 McDonough St.
188. M. Lulejian, 152 E. 34th St.
189. P. H. Nisley, 211 W. 56th St.
190. Carolyn Wright, 119 Edgecombe Ave.
194. Mrs. Arma Wilson 3224 104th St.
195. Knut Tullberg, 37-60 98th St.
196. Fred H. Mead, 146-17 Northern Blvd
197. EUzabeth Auryansen, 26 Whitson St
198. Cleve Freeman, 110-15 New York
Ave.
200. M. B. Potter, 150-02 88th Ave.
201. Alex. Fox, 109-17 211th St., Bell-
more.
202. Harriet M. De Forest, 8786 116th St.
203. Fred W. Hartwell, 8419 116th St.
204. L. R. Herzog, 122-09 Beach Channel
Drive.
205. F. G. Hollender, 9206 89th Ave.
206. C. L. Howell, 10152 107th St., Rich-
mond Hill.
207. Mrs. H. L. Siemon, 102 Guyon Ave.
209. Olaf Nilsen, 180 Zetman Ave.
210. Mfs. J. Parry.
211. Henry Burgess, 404 Terry Ave.
213. H. R. Hopkinson.
214. Mrs. Agnes Jackson.
215. Mrs. R. M. Frost.
217. Mrs. B. B. Hoag, R. D. 1, Norwich.
218. Lillian I. Plue, R. D. 2, Basom.
219. Ella R. Neal.
220. H. G. Hart.
221. A. E. Young.
223. Mrs. J. R. Bellows, 20 Waldron Ave.
224. Raymond Todd.
225. Mrs. G. R. Stedman, R. D. 1, Chit-
tenango Sta.
226. Bertha M. Allen.
227. Mrs. A. D. Grannis.
228. Mrs. Agnes T. Latham, Orient Point.
230. Mrs. Grace Hilton.
231. Elizabeth Limebeck.
232. Pearl A. King, 69 E. Utica St.
233. Mrs. Chloe B. Ford.
234. T. F. Leacy.
235. M. A. Pine, R. D. 2, Sanquoit.
236. Mrs. Grace Adams.
237. A. F. Speer, North Greece.
238. Dr. Frank Overton.
239. Wm. F. Lease, 459 Washington Ave.
240. Lucy E. Silver.
241. Mrs. Anna Reynolds.
242. Mrs. C. M. Ash.
243. Alex. Miller, Warwick.
244. Mrs. Judith Bennett.
245. Marguerite Rogers.
246. John D. Jones, R. D. 2.
247. G. B. Smith.
248. Dorothy M. White.
249. Jennie Smith, R. D., Westfield.
250. Mrs. R. E. Gaylord.
251. Cleona Glass, 64 Market St.
252. C. F. Wouters.
253. M. L. Bennett.
255. Mrs. Elsie Petterson, R. D. 1.
256. C. B. Rogers.
257. Harold Calder.
258. Harry Crow.
260. Fred Roat, R. D. 1, Stanley.
261. Hugh Jones.
262. W. W. MacFarland, 1119 Third St.
263. Eth^l A. Lent.
264. Mrs. Ruth B. Baker.
265. Gomer Davies.
267. Mrs. Agnes L. G. Parnell, R. D.
268. D. R. Young.
269. Leslie T. Wells.
270. Alice M. Denny, 916 South Ave.
271. Mrs. Geo. Harris, 202 Wilsonia Rd.
272. Donald Lockwood, 137 S. Forest Ave.
273. Ellen A. Sill.
274. Mrs. D. A. Cooke.
275. Mrs. A. E. Gore, R. D. 1.
276. Mrs. Mary S. Holton, R. D.
277. Mrs. Hattie M. Harter, R. D. 2.
278. A. E. Seaman.
279. G. F. Foster.
280. Mrs. Anna Bartlett.
281. Dr. J. M. Hastings.
282. Nina E. Snyder.
283. Irving B. Farrand.
284. Chas. P. Dickerson.
285. Martin R. Clapp. 149 Edgemont Rd.
286. Mildred L. George, 1822 Becker St.
287. Mrs. C. A. Lockwood.
288. Mrs. Alex. Worden, CUnton Corners.
290. Mrs. Byron Freeland.
291. Mrs. H. N. Kutschbach.
292. James E. Tufts.
293. Robert A. Hall.
294. Katherine E. Jones, R. D. 1.
295. Mrs. Lena Tompsett.
296. Mrs. Fred Gonyea, R. D. 1.
297. Mrs. Nettie Filkins.
298. Mrs. Lawrence Gibson.
299. Catherine Crossett, R. D. 1, Conesus.
300. Lawrence Bogia, R. D., Greenville.
301. Alice L. Pledger.
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302. Cozad Goodhardt.
303. Mrs. Dorothy Van Benschoten.
305. Henry Keil.
306. J. G. Allen, R. D. 4, Cortland.
307. E. W. Wilson, 1034 Wadsworth St.
308. Geo. H. Cain, 240 Stafford A re.
309. Matilda Maguire, 320 Delaware St.
311. Mrs. G. T. Furness, 622 Soutn Ave.
312. Judge W. A. Glen, 232 E. Onondat-.i
Street.
313. Ernest Post, R. D., Monsey.
314. S. R. Moore.
315. Mrs. Florence Hoonanian, 1002 Peo-
ples Ave.
316. Mrs. J. P. Schmalz, 104 Bella Vista
Street.
317. W. L. Edson.
319. J. F. Owen, 1417 Flagg Ave.
320. R. E. Roberts, 1647 Holland Ave.
321. Mrs. C. A. Clarke, 6 Fairfax PI.
322. Mrs. Harold Burton.
323. Mrs. Elizabeth K. Dickinson.
324. Evelyn Rowley.
325. H. C. McKenzie.
326. Frank P. Hicks.
327. A. D. Martin.
328. H. L. Scovill.
329. W. D. Moran, 1709 State St.
331. G. B. Pritchard.
332. Mrs. Fred Olmstead, R. D. 2, Hol-
comb.
334. G. Griffiths, R. D. 1.
335. Harry J. Brink, Sr., R. D. 2.
337. Ella Cross.
338. Mrs. F. Poyle, Whitesboro.
339. Mrs. W. M. Jones. 10 Washington St.
340. Frank Coryell, 35 Longview Ave.
341. James Holden, 17 Midland Ave.
342. Mildred Bowen.
343. W. B. Goodnow.
346. Wm. Reesor, R. D. 3.
347. Jos. Winterstein, R. R. 3, Stouff-
ville.
349. Ella Morton.
350. Ralph L. Boag.
351. Albert Reesor, R. R. 2, Markham.
352. Cecil Wagg, R. R. 1.
353. J. Ingram, 21OV2 Balsam Ave.
NORTH CAROLINA (COLORED)
4. E. R. Harris, R. 3.
7. Mrs. Hattie Mills.
8. Mrs. Courtney Godette, 601 Cedar St.
12. Mrs. Areta Garrison, R. 3, Box 20.
17. Fannie Fox, R. 3, Sanford.
18. Galeh Arrington.
20. Mary A. Wyche, 600 S. McDowell St.
23. Mrs. Shelva Russell, 93 Cline St.
25. Mrs. Lula M. Atkins, Star Route,
Candor.
26. Mrs. Eva L. Carter, Box 28, Mt. Olive.
28. Henry K. Bethea, 707 Pickett St.
34. Mrs. E. J. Smith, Box 28.
35. Mrs. Carrie Smith, R. 6.
40. George Rieves, R. 2.
41. Mrs. Leora Trollinger, Box 353.
43. James E. Reid, 808 Ashe St.
• 49. J. H. Wilson, R. 1, Box 89.
50. Mrs. Sarah M. Tate, R. 2, Box 193.
51. David C. Horton, Moncure.
52. G. C. Maness.
53. Mrs. Mantle Brower.
55. Mrs. Kate Hallaway, 817 Vaughn St.
57. Mrs. Cherry Capel, 726 Fairview St.
58. William Saulter, R. 1, Box 28, Davis
Ave.
61. William Alexander, R. 1.
63. Haywood Smith, R. 1, Box 24.
67. A. D. Bullock. Middleburg.
73. C. L. Thompson, R. 4, Box 33.
76. William Cousin.
Ti. John W. Thomas, R. 5, Box 91, San-
ford.
81. Daisy Wooley.
83 Mrs. Ira Cook.
85. P. H. Howard.
91. Johnnie Harris.
95. James M. Barnes, 729 Blount St.
103. Mrs. Daisy Cross, Farmer.
105. Bessie Hooker, R. 3, Box 26.
J 10 Velva Hall.
ill A. T. Click, R. 3, Box 227A.
.13 Mrs. Ora Lassiter, Farmer.
116. A. Daves.
118. Lula Smitherman.
122 Mrs. Henrietta Moore, R. 2, Fayette-
ville.
125. W. H. Foust, R. 1.
126. Mrs. R. A. Ready. 620 Queen St.
128. E. F. Wilson, 1508 E. 14th Street.
135. Mrs. Ethel Small.
136. Taylor Jones.
NORTH DAKOTA
1. Samuel Konrad.
2. Mrs. William Guy.
3. M. E. Thurow.
4. Herman Heitmarm, Martin.
5. Emanuel Jose.
6. Mrs. Marguerite E. Payne.
7. Mrs. L. G. Schmid.
8. Mrs. C. H. Morgan.
9. Arthur C. Mogle.
10. Mrs. lone Luke.
11. R. T. Hamilton.
12. George Lennick, Sr.
13. Beatrice V. Grove.
14. Mrs. R. T. Heywood.
15. C. H. Nobes.
16. C. C. Russell.
17. Fred Hirning.
18. Clara G. Overholser.
19. Vine D. Lord.
20. Mrs. L. R. Putnam.
21. John L. Scheerer.
22. Harry Kiefer.
23. Mary Brown. R. 4, Devils Lake.
24. Mrs. S. B. Niles.
25. Mrs. E. J. Mosher.
26. Mrs. O. C. Haug.
27. Helen Peschal.
28. Mrs. Alva Cams.
29. Mrs. Charles Scouten.
30. Mrs. W. J. Dunwoodie.
31. Millie Anderson.
32. Allen Turner.
33. Dorothy Pitman.
34. William Bierwagen.
35. Mrs. W. Sellner.
36. Adolf Dittus.
37. Christian Will.
38. Fred Kempel.
39. Peter Mohr.
40. Mrs. Jennie G. Dysart.
41. Mrs. S. G. Mason, 823 14th St., S.
42. Mrs. S. R. Shannon, 223 8th St., N.
43. Mrs. A. J. Metzgar.
44. Mrs. Frank L. Tischler.
45. Lillie Bowser.
46. W. L. Markus.
47. Richard Gutschmidt.
48. Daniel Flaig.
49. John Pressler.
50. Fred Brosz.
51. Minor Haworth.
52. Mrs. H. O. Stevens. •
53. Aug. G. L. Arlt.
54. W. Meyer, Benedict.
55. Ed Revinius, Cole Harbor.
56. Mrs. C. L. Fischbein.
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57. Adam Zimmermann.
58. Mona Cannell.
59. John Voegele, Beulah.
60. Fred Hauck.
61. Mrs. Robert H. Green, 515 N. 3rd St.
62. Mrs. O. A. Eidsness.
63. Mrs. I. M. Law.
64. Mrs. William Kretchman.
65. Edwin Nutz.
66. Mrs. John A. Kline.
67. Gottfried Schimke.
68. Mrs. Lowell H. Weber.
69. Mrs. Charles Vadnie.
70. Mrs. Mont Monroe.
71. Fred Zuern, Jr.
72. Mrs. H. L. Stratemeyer.
73. Peter Schatz.
74. J. H. Watts.
75. Philip Rieger.
76. Mrs. Grace Hill.
77. Arthur Eneberg.
78. Mrs. W. A. Kelly.
79. Mrs. Gordon Jefferson.
80. Mrs. M. M. Derr.
81. Mrs. Fern Inman.
82. Alvin Vessey.
83. Rudolf Fregien.
84. Geo. Elhard.
85. Mrs. Laveme McKnight.
86. Joseph Gaeckle.
87. John Billigmeier, Fredonia.
88. Gotthilf Miller.
89. Ingman Swinland.
90. Mrs. Fern E. Dulmage.
91. Mrs. T. Ostenberg.
92. Mrs. Laura Cathcart.
93. J. E. Nelson.
94. Axel Johnson.
95. Mrs. Donald Brown.
96. Mrs. C. H. Deyoe.
97. Mrs. W. J. Nitcy.
98. Mrs. A. W. Rice.
99. John E. Hunter.
100. Mrs. E. E. Culver.
101. Mrs. E. F. Langer.
102. Michael J. Weixel, Gackle.
103. Peter Trautmann.
104. Martin Schlaht.
105. Mrs. B. Connell.
106. Irma Peterson.
107. Mrs. P. R. Janner.
108. Jakob Fetzer, Kulm.
109. P. B. Bong.
110. Paul S. Seaman.
111. R. P. Buehler.
112. John Riegel.
113. Mrs. Jack Stewart.
114. Mrs. Paul Zemple.
115. R. S. Schulz.
116. Mrs. Edith Piper.
117. Mrs. Norman Halstenson.
118. Mrs. Florence Livers.
119. Mrs. Florence R. Taylor.
120. Mrs. E. A. Stoeffel.
121. E. O. Lerberg.
122. Mrs. Frank B. Davison.
123. Mrs. L. H. Dethloff.
124. Arthur DeKrey.
125. Mrs. E. P. Krogh.
126. N. G. Reese.
127. Mrs. Alpha Jeide.
129. R. A. Larson.
130. Mrs. Andrew McLees.
131. C. S. Beighle.
132. John Bunker.
133. R. W. Cornell.
134. Mrs. Charles Pierce.
135. Charles S. Pulling.
136. Mrs. W. E. Burhans.
137. Mrs. Mary E. Roberts.
138. Mrs. Hugh Hinman.
139. Mrs. C. W. Lee.
140. Mrs. Carl Carson.
141. Mrs. Nels Molbert.
143. Fred Braun.
144. Karl Schafer.
145. S. L. Mythaler.
146. John White.
147. Mrs. P. W. Miller.
148. Mrs. Henry A. Field.
149. Ethel Crow.
150. H. C. Edgerton.
151. John Wirch, Forbes.
152. Fred Sayler.
153. John Dallmann.
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Edmund Burroughs, 1206 Sunset View
A°^J? A Lloyd, 647 Dortly Ave.
A- C. Warner, 80 Marvin Ave.
Mrs. Myrtle Grodi, Box 268A.
R"T.?.e?son''°"^"-'''^--"A--
H. S. Trisler.
Mrs. Ola Overturf, R 4
Martha Starr, 232 W. Walnut St.
John Hjerpe, 1517 Ohio Ave.
Clyde A. Bailey, 1926 E. 43rd St.
Alice Burger, 1826 W. 4th St.
Fannie M. Stratton.
Mrs. E. Mae Mooney.
Virginia Williams.
Mrs Jesse Collier, 994 Wooster Rd. W.
?• y- ^^^^' ^- ^- 2. Everett.
J. E. Harden.
F. M. Webster, 233 Kilbourn St.
K. J. Reese.
Alvin Beeler, 122 Baker St.
Mrs. Fred Strong, R. i, Sylvania
Bessie M. Green, 25 W. Main St
H. A. Nixon.
A. R. Drake.
Mrs. Irena Thomson, R D 1
Dorothy Bourn.
C. O. Goss.
Mrs. Rowenna G. Mazey, R D 2
Henry L. Leimbach. ' '
Daniel H. Morgan.
Mrs*: B. N° p|?c^e "r °D 'i W^P^'^-^*--
Mrs- Helen H. Coats, Box 231.
u. A. Wood.
F/fl/^^5 ^^"^' K- D- 2. Eaton.
S w '^^^™^"' 1^20 Garfield Ave.
Mrs. Emma Geuy.
Mrs. A. M. Burdge
Herman M. Linton.
Maude Chrisman, R. D 2
^^^li;?- J^^^^"- 155 S. Main St.
Mrs. Mattie King. South St.
Roldon Clapp, R. D. 2. Spencer.
Mrs. E. H. Sigel, R. D. i; Amelia
Mary Leathley. «-"ieiia.
^^ ^*i?J?^ Evans, 427 McGregor Ave
Arthur Thedieck, 1802 Carll St
w^^\ Kernen, 1229 Quebec Rd.
Wm. A. Schoepflin, 948 Sunset Ave.
J. E. Richardson^ 2402 Salutaris Ave.
Rd ^^"""^^ ^- Oldham, 23328 Lorain
Mrs. Marshall J. Wilmot, R. D 1
^|°rge H. Ketteringham, 2020 View
\vl, l&^oa''''' ^--ag-sett
Mrs. Thomas Piwonka, 5048 Broad-
Wayne Keith, 1725 Alvin Ave
Dorothy Mahon, 17625 Crestland Rd.
298 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1934
OHIO (Continued)
75. Milan J. Siebert, 6611 Kenneth Ave.,
Parma.
77. John F. Rutland, 1373 E. 139th St.
78. Anna Belle Kron. 3377 E. 139th St..
Cleveland.
79. Helen E. Lusk, 1934 E. 90th St.
80. C. S. Ettenger, 154 E. 214th St., Euclid.
81. Mrs. Robert Smith, 1834 W. 48th St.
82. Allen S. Baker, 655 E. 130th St.
83. Andrew M. Kramer, 1532 Northland
Ave., Lakewood.
84. Charles N. Ferry, 1562 Winchester
Ave., Lakew^ood.
85. Llewelyn Daniels, 4875 E. 108th St.,
Garfield Hts.
86. R. C. Siggins, 1515 Roycroft Ave.
87. Mrs. Bertha Chodera, R. D. 2, Bruns-
89. Marguerite H. Grimm, 1015 E. 76th St.
90. Mrs. Roy Kisner, 18109 Windward Rd.
N. E.
91. Mrs. Frances A. Cottier, 2045 Elbur
Ave.
92. Mrs. Thomas Russell, 2592 W. 14th St.
93. F. W. Brown, 3768 Berkley Rd., Cleve-
land. ,, ^
94. Elmer Seastead, 6910 Farnsworth Dr.,
Parma Hts., Cleveland.
95. Mrs. J. B. McMaster, 3567 Antisdale
Hd. , , .,
96. William A. Hurd, 17832 Larchwood
Ave. . „ ,
97. David Robb, 14907 Milverton Rd.
98. Mrs. Bertha Mundy, R. D. 4, Nelson-
ville.
101. Costas S. Demos, 29 E. Northwood
Ave.
102. Kenneth L. Sater, 114 Buttles Ave.
103. Daisy A. Richey, 1495 V2 E. Main St.
104. Marian E. Grimm, 2491 N. High St.
105. Mrs. C. W. Mummert, 978 S. High St.
107. Eva Mae Frost.
108. Osa Duvall, R. D. 3, Liberty, Ind.
109. Frank L. Stevens, 537 Liberty St.
111. Margaret Conklin.
114. Mrs. Bessie M. Young, R. D. 2.
115. John R. Furnas, 153 N. Wall St.
116. Carl L. Beal, 1752 16th St.
118. James H. Shellabarger, 501 Princeton
Ave.
119. Guy C. Honeyman, 3631 N. Main St.
120. Laurence H. Crampton, R. R. 1.
121. Vern O. Thuma, 561 Anna St.
123. Clarence M. Davis, R. R. 13.
124. J. B. Hornish, R. D. 1, Oakwood.
125. W. A. Snider, 510 Court St.
126. Mrs. H. D. Weaver, 309 E. SuthofE St.
127. Mrs. Hazel Francis, R. D. 1, No. 66,
Lansgville.
129. Mrs. H. L. Rutherford, 3236 Hall Rd.,
North Olmsted.
130. Mrs. Frank L. Orr, R. D. 1, Amhn.
132. Mrs. F. G. Peck.
135. Mrs. Elizabeth Clark. R. D. 2.
136. Howard Hart.
138. Elizabeth M. Rich, 209 Court St.
139. Arthur W. Scrivens, 638 E. Broad St.
140. G. E. Bradrick, 112 Highland Ct.
141. Mrs. Thelma King, R. 8, Springfield.
143. Frank Randall, 333 Chestnut St.
144. Mrs. Lulu Butts, R. 2.
145. Dorothy Carpenter, R. 4.
146. J. T. Pyles.
153. Mrs. Charles Humm.
154. Harry CofEman.
155. H. J. Corwin, Park Ave.
156. Mrs. C. J. Owings.
157. Charles W. Chalker.
159." H^el M- Woodworth, 297 Holden Ct.
161. Ellis W. Lloyd.
163. Mrs. Charles Baker.
164. Ralph B. Clark, 700 E. Third St.
165. Charles Westfall, Pleasant Hill.
166. Mrs. H. C. Beatty.
167. Emma F. Shattuck, R. D. 4.
168. Mrs. Carvel M. Smith, 364 South 11th
St.
171. Mrs. Georgia Wells.
174. Mrs. Rosa McKenzie.
176. Mrs. Margaret Heft, R. D. 3, Newark.
177. W. O. Jenkins.
178. W. M. Giinther.
179. Harlan N. Wood.
180. Mrs. John White.
181. Mrs. Lizzie Clark, R. D. 1.
182. H. M. Reeves, 10th & Kemp Sts.
184. Frank L. Marvin.
187. Mrs. Frank L. Gallaway, 607 Fairchild
Ave.
188. Mrs. Edna Upham.
189. George G. Heffner.
190. R. F. Whitmer.
191. Mrs. Elma Coate.
192. Arland LaV. Gibbs, R. D. 3.
193. Nina Pollock.
195. C. L. Johnson, R. D. 1.
197. Anna Reese, 112»/2 S. Elizabeth St.
198. Hal Leach.
199. Mrs. Eva E. Mossman, R. D. 1.
200. Mrs. Bernice R. Miller. R. D. 1.
201. Mrs. Bessie Hawkins.
202. Eloise Falconer.
203. John Baughman.
204. Marion L. Mathers, 935 Mildred Ave.
205. Charles A. Riley, R. D.
206. Arthur Leiter, R. D. 2.
207. Mrs. Vernon Staver, R. D. 1. West
Milton.
208. Bessie M. Houle.
210. William W. Waters.
211. R. E. Copeland, 788 Park Ave. W.
212. Ruth A. Seymour. 302 W. 5th St.
213. Ervin Mutach.
214. Elmer H. Rood, 730 Third St.
215. Mrs. J. K. Stehle, 312 Fairview Ave.
216. Mrs. Wm. E. Stacy, R. D. 3.
217. Carrie S. Dyar.
218. Glenn King, R. D. 7.
219. Mrs. K. E. Mathers, 339 Pike St.
220. Mrs. Prudence Crispin King. 437 N.
7th St.
221. Judge Edw. W. Porter, IO61/2 N. Main
St.
222. Mrs. J. L. Zook, R. 2.
223. Mrs. Jesse Ranck.
224. Effie R. Gates, 137 N. Elmwood.
226. Enos Fosnaught, R. 2.
229. Mrs. Mary B. Kray, 118 Broad St.
231. Mrs. F. S. Weinstock.
232. Mrs. Hazel Kuhns, R. D. 1.
234. Violet Moran, R. D. 2.
235. Paul Hildebrant.
237. Ralph G. Yauger, R. D. 2.
238. Mrs. Gertrude Mills. R. D. 2.
239. J. M. Sanner.
240. George W. Bushman, R. D. 3.
243. W. W. Wright, R. D. 1.
244. Evan D. Rees, R. D. 1.
245. G. Dale Ryan, 456 Mt. Vernon Rd.
248. Irene Corey.
250. Mildred Hollopeter, R. D. 2.
251. Harriet G. West.
253. Mrs. Nellie S. Radcliffe.
254. Mrs. C. W. Gardner. Lorain Rd.
255. Mrs. Victor Reese.
258. Mrs. Mayme C. Parry, R. D. 6.
259. E. Manette S wetland, 34 S. Cedar
Ave.
260. Alva E. Shafer, Polkadotte.
261. Gilbert Hall.
262. Mrs. Lorin Clutter. R. R. 6.
1934] Congregational and Christian Church Clerks
299
OHIO (Continued)
265. John D. Briesemeister, 84 Grant St.
266. Mrs. Viola Taylor, 223 Morse Ave.
267. Hilda R. Norton.
268. Mrs. R. Eglyn.
269. Mrs. Eva Hoke.
270. Mrs. C. C. Willits, 924 Covington Ave.
271. Mrs. Moore White, R. D. 2.
273. Mrs. Gladys Woodbury.
274. B. Grace Porter.
275. S. L. WilUams, R. D. 5.
276. J. S. Holloway.
280. Lola Ireton, R. D. 2, Moscow.
281. Harold F. Davey, 3234 138th St.
284. George N. Davis.
285. Mrs. V. A. Burns, N. Freedom St.
288. Mrs. S. Baumgardner.
289. Mrs. Julia McGwinn.
290. Earl Motter, R. D. 4, Napoleon.
291. Frank B. Barker, R. D. 1.
293. Mary T. Barker.
294. J. S. Parsons, R. D. 1, New Milford.
295. Georgia Sackett.
296. E. W. Crabbe.
297. Tina Schoepfle, 426 E. Jefferson St.
298. Frank E. Brown, R. D. 3.
300. Edith Morris, R. R. 1.
301. Mrs. Elizabeth Evans.
304. Mrs. Mary E. Dhume, R. D. 2.
305. Ruth Ott.
306. Mrs. Lucy Simpson.
307. Mrs. Harry Theobald.
308. Mrs. Mabel E. Ingling.
309. Mrs. Susan Parkison.
310. Walter C. Pierce, 360 E. Cassilly St.
311. Charles W. MilUgan, 1063 N. Belmont
Ave.
314. Mrs. A. C. Douglas, 515 Clinton St.
315. Ernest J. Fish.
316. Marguerite Conway, 18 Ninth St.
317. Waldo Elliott.
318. Clarence Ingle, R. D. 1.
319. Mrs. May Taylor.
320. A. H. Randall.
321. S. S. Rothrock.
323. Mrs. Sue E. Arbogast, 457 S. Firestone
Blvd., Akron.
324. Dr. Henry D. Cossitt, Jr., 524 Isling-
ton St.
325. William T. Davis, Toledo Wheelbar-
row Works.
326. E. M. Morrison, 4214 Westway.
327. Mrs. Sadie LaFleur, 113 Rosahnd PI.
328. William H. Rippey, 417 Potter St.
329. Atalanta Haley, 2013 Lawrence Ave.
330. H. R. Fisher.
331. A. M. Strader, Box 16.
332. Rex Wagner, 1002 S. Clay St.
333. W. W. Bartholomew, R. D., Hiram.
334. Mrs. Myrtle Siler, R. D. 1.
335. Marion E. Wall, R. D.
336. Mrs. Steve Jenkins, R. D. 1, GaUia.
338. Martha Miller.
339. Russel Rumbaugh, R. D. 2.
342. Charlotte Forbes.
343. Mrs. Catherine Vandemark, R. D. 3,
Lima.
344. WilUam G. Grant, Gen'l. Delivery.
345. William C. Hile, 302 E. Main St.
346. Mrs. Blaine Hurst.
347. Marguerite Lutz.
348. L. W. Elsom, R. D. 2.
349. Grace Burr, 139 Marshall St.
351. Mrs. Grace E. Jones.
352. Leonora A. Fobes, R. D. 2.
353. Mrs. Carolyn Renoward.
354. Mrs. Leverett Allen, R. D. 2.
355. Mrs. T. S. Cormor, Midland.
356. Walter Davis, R. D. 2.
357. Ellen Foughty.
358. Lillian Y. Siler.
359. Mrs. Sarah E. Wirt.
360. Margaret Lair, 41 N. Miami St.
Ito ^."- ^^"^ Heffner, R. D. 1, Harrod.
362. Clara Haver, R. D. 2.
363. Nelson Fox, R. R. 3, Troy
Q^- M/s Stella Watson, R. D. 4, Alliance.
365. W. P. Steadman (Acting).
372. Mrs. C. S. Curtiss.
374. Oca Able, R. D. 3.
376. Rhys Evans, 103 Wick Ave
nil- f/^*^ W. Newell, 664 Bryson St.
q™' ^X^-,^i?/^5^^'^^"' 135 Hamline Ave.
Vot- ^}^^K^- Goodall, 834 Isabella St.
383. Mrs. Lena McLallen, R. D. 6
384. Maxwelton Wright.
385. Roy A. Osgood, 411 W. 11th Ave.
OKLAHOMA
Carl Lee.
Vernon Nay, R. F. D. 2, Enid.
John Beck, R. F. D. 1, Indiohoma.
Rudolph Rudtke.
Mrs. C. M. Smith.
Alvin H. Lowe.
Carl Bengtson.
Mrs. Nelle Barrackman, R. F D
Chas. W. Fisk.
Mrs. H. J. Baker, R. R. 4
F. X. Halbison, 207 H. St
Alex Neugebauer, Indiohoma.
O. B. Campbell.
Mrs. Burt Standard.
Mrs. Dewey Scott. 1621 N. E. 18th St.
g- N. Earns, R. R. 4, Kingfisher.
H. H. Schoenhals, R. R. n. Box 17
Tobias Weidner, Box 35.
Mrs. R. M. Swain, 529 W. Canadian.
Mrs. C. L. Godfrey.
^^^■.^^Selme B. Lockstone, 112 W.
Main.
George Tomer, R. R. 3.
Mrs. May Bentley.
Mrs. Pearl Kinsley.
Dwight G. Axtell, Dimitt.
OREGON
^J^.\ Gertrude Herzog, 2070 32nd St.,
Milwaukie.
Mk. Rosa Dodge Galey, 187 Sherman
R. Simonson, 169 W. Franklin St
Leonhardt Moser, Sr., Rt. 1, Box"45.
Hugh Parry, Route 3, Oregon City.
Mrs. Elizabeth Yergen, RBute 1.
Henry Stoffers, Route 2, Box 388
Portland.
Benson S. McDonald.
Mrs. L. E. Spraker.
Elinor Wilkes, 404 S. 9th St.
Mrs. Chester W. Oathout.
Mrs. R. S. Bryson, 516 Laurence St.
Mrs. B. F. White.
Mrs. Neil Hunter, Box 142.
A. M. Porter.
Mrs. Blanche Bride, 733 W. Main St.
h ^r\^^^°^'^' Route 1, Forest Grove.
W. H. McClain, Belmont Road
Mrs. F. A. deLespinasse.
Mrs. Orval Bowers, Route 2.
Mrs. Carol Baldwin.
Mrs. Ida M. Grenfell.
A. F. Joens, 346 Division St
Mrs. Carl Beach.
Mrs. J. A. Van Cleave, Route 1, Mt.
Angel.
A. C. Howland, 620 Main St.
Mrs. Retta M. Weidman.
Mrs. Henry Heath, 4603 N. E. 35th
Ave.
Dr. Charles E. Dodge, 5909 N. E. 26th
Ave.
300 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1934
OREGON (Continued)
33. Helen Green, Rt. 10, Box 93, Mil-
waukie.
34. Mary Evelyn Caldwell, 835 N. E.
Pr6Scott St
36. Mrs. Viola McMahan, 4221 N. E. 105th
Ave.
37. Mrs. L. E. Kurrasch, 4065 N. Longview
Ave.
39. A. L. Dunlop, 1230 S. E. 30th Ave.
40. Ray K. Howe, 5283 A N. Lonbard St.
41. William Thurber, 5828 Pardee St.
42. George Kreick, 4017 N. E. Mallory.
43. Conrad Hohnstein, Jr., 126 N. E. Fargo
St.
44. Henry Burbach, 3806 N. E. Grand
Ave.
45. Conrad Weidenkeller, 3587 N. E. 14th
Ave.
46. Mrs. Mathilda Palmquist, 824 N. E.
74th Ave.
47. Mrs. H. F. Richardson, 144 N. 6th St.
48. Julia Webster, 550 N. Summer St.
49. Mrs. H. L. Braden, 1710 Court St.
50. Mrs. Rose E. Watts.
51. Amma Meyer, Route 3.
52. A. L. Yoder, Route 1.
53. H. R. Fancher, 107 E. 2nd St.
PENNSYLVANIA
5. Edward Clingerman, R. D.
6. Mrs. Elizabeth B. Faust, 38 Tamau-
qua St.
7. Thomas Wynne, 36 High St.
8. Mrs. Mary Ellen Truax.
10. George Rabatin, 1222 Kirkpatrick St.
11. Mrs. Martha Bequeath.
14. John Poprosky, Jr., 1340 Nash Ave.,
Monessen.
15. Mrs. J. S. Barney, R. D. 1.
18. D. Chester Robinson, R. D. 3, Everett.
20. Helen Murphy, 107 Moser Ave.
22. Arthur S. Hill, R. F. D. 5, Corry.
24. Harold C. A. Johnson, 129 Dubois St.
25. John Hartos, 123 South Fifth Ave.
26. B. Frank Jervis, 103 E. Crawford Ave.
27. Alice Roberts, R. D. 1, Wilmore.
28. Victor Emanuel Lewis, 185 Green St.,
Kingston P. O.
29. Jermie Griffith, 95 Green St., King-
ston, P. O.
30. Faye Burket, Star Route.
31. Mrs. H. Floyd Steckman, R. D. 3.
32. Walter G. Bussard, R. F. D. 3.
34. John E. Morse, R. D. 3, Box 35.
35. George J. Vermeire, 278 Shenango
Blvd.
36. Mrs. George White, R. D. 1.
37. Mary A. Corsa, 349 South Scott Ave.
38. Ralph W. Benning, Star Route, Kings-
ley.
39. Reuben Mpllott.
42. Daniel T. Jones, 209 Stonycreek St.
43. Maurice F. Byhams, 21 Tionesta Ave.
45. Robert W. Jones, 245 E. Patterson St.
46. Mrs. H. F. Brister.
47. Arthur Bird, 203 Lyndwood Ave.
48. Joseph H. Davies, 17 South Seventh
St.
49. John A. White, 1405 Beaver Ave.
50. Jane Hays Reynolds, R. D. 1, Saeger-
town.
51. William J. McNitt, Jr.
52. Jennie Jones, 103 So. 4th St.
53. Mrs. Owen J. Rodgers, Victoria Apts.,
No. 6.
54. Daniel L. Morgan, 41 W. Green St.
55. WiUiam R. Jones, 206 E. Grand St.
58. Melvina J. Davies, 420 Electric St.
60.
61.
62.
63.
64.
65.
66.
67.
70.
71.
72.
74.
75.
76.
77.
78.
79.
84.
86.
87.
88.
89.
90.
92.
93.
94.
95.
96.
99.
102.
104.
105.
106.
107.
108.
109.
111.
112.
David T. Lewis, 417 Susqueharma
Ave.
Joseph Sirakarian, 5354 Webster Ave.
Lillian B. Heacock, 2027 N. College
Ave. i I
Sinclair T. Roberts, 4916 Cottage St.
C. Allen Hammond, 6644 Boyer St.,
Germantown.
Mrs. Florence Dyson, 3037 "C" St.
John C. Stine, 317 Kent Road, Bala-
Cynwyd.
George K. Marple, 2046 E. Ontario St.
Earl H. Boxberger, 929 Malvern Rd.,
Avalon.
Charles Knoell, 107 So. 19th St., Car-
son Sta. S. S.
John Martinco, 1018 Ohio River Blvd.,
Avalon.
Martha J. Jones, 24 Swallow St.
C. C. Bierly, 613 Fourth Ave.
A. B. Gordon, Hancock, Md.
John R. Powell, 141 W. Shawnee Ave.
R. H. Close, 61 Academy St.
Frank E. Schaule, 23 Willow St.
Evan J. Lewis, 2008 Wayne Ave.
Jennie Daniels, 1117 Division St.
Olwen Lewis, Putnam St.
Henry B. Evans, 1414 Academy St.
Ruth R. Eagen, 11 N. Grant St.
William A. Maitland, 549 S. Irvine
Ave.
Elizabeth Bellis, 27 N. Market St.
Mae Banks, 123 Second St.
Mrs. Guy Harris, Milan.
John D. Williams, No. 3, Moscow.
Margaret L. Jackson.
Menai Oliver, 130 E. Taylor St.
Brooks F. Smith, R. D. 1.
Mrs. H. J. Whitaker. R. D. 3, Nicholas,
N. Y.
Samuel H. Jones, 51 So. Meade St.
Mrs. Margaret Martin, 74 Holland St.
Thomas D. Powell, 73 Hudson Road.
Plains Sta
H. O. Broad, 382 E. South St.
Daniel Davies, Jr., Rutter St., Button-
wood.
Baner Smith, R. D. 1, Little Orleans.
Mrs. Elsie G. Hoopengarden, R. D. 1.
PUERTO RICO
Teodore Cintron.
Regalado Rodriguez, c/o Rdo Diego
Garcia.
Serafin Garcia. Barrie Rio Abajo.
Rosa Robles, Box 144.
Gilberto Robles, Barrie Las Cabezas.
Benito Diaz, c/o Cosmo Pina Ramos.
Solesnir Rivera;
Seraida Garcia, Punte de Santiago.
Julio Velazquez.
Raquel Haddock.
Miguel Oxios, Egozcne No. 55.
Jose Mates Cintron, Box 91.
Leandro Burges, c/o Vicente Gon-
zalez, Humacao.
RHODE ISLAND
Mrs. Henry A. Corp, 24 New Meadow
Road.
Robert A. McCaughey, 864 Hope St.
William O. Holden, 46 Gooding St..
Pawtucket.
Robert E. Steere, Box 145.
Minnie F. Cole, Cole Ave.
William Gorrie, 1212 Pontiac Ave.
Frederick A. Horton, Jr., 1900 Broad
St., Providence.
Alvin H. Weeden, 135 Uxbridge St.
Mrs. Annie P. Moore, 380 Pleasant St.
1934]
Congregational and Christian Church Clerks
301
RHODE ISLAND (Continued)
10. Milo D. Shepard, 60 Willett Ave..
Riverside.
11. Augustus W. Bourne, 50 Ninth St.
12. Jessie R. Kent, Wampanoag Trail.
13. H. Louis Jackson, Box 32.
14. J. Webster Coombs.
15. Mrs. Ida Dawley.
16. H. K. MacDougall, 22 Ledyard St.
17. Mrs. Lena C. Brogden, 40*2 Edgar
Court.
18. Albert J. Watson, 39 Benjamin St.
19. Christine C. MacLeod, 90 Clay St.,
Central Falls.
20. Donald More, 190 Webster St.
21. Agnes F. Dott, 545 Brook St.
22. John R. Carpenter.
23. Stuart H. Tucker, 147 Irving Ave.
24. Harold M. Juskallan, 18 Elma St.
25. Ernest A. Chase, 90 Stanwood St.
26. Ronald B. Smith, 62 Rochambeau
Ave.
27. Edward S. Spicer, 158 Bowen St.
28. Robert S. Lanning, 27 Mather Ave.
29. Thomas A. Kettle, R. F. D., Greene.
30. Luke Clarke, 36 Shippee Ave.
31. Mildred Milligan, 1043 Smithfield
Ave.
32. Walter H. Tabor, Elmcrest Farm.
33. Alon2o Borden, Route 2, Newport.
34. Mrs. Florence W. B. Cook.
35. George Edwin Webster, 185 Stafford
Road.
36. Frank D. Krebs, 114 Beach St.
37. Linus E. Peck, 15 Ledward Ave.
38. Helen M. Cook, 365 South Main St.
SOUTH DAKOTA
1. M. F. Tostlebe, 115 14th Ave. S. E.
2. Mrs. Goldie Burton.
3. Mrs. Leo L. Turbak.
4. Mrs. Geo. Keiser.
5. Jacob Kessler.
6. Peter Lehr.
8. Mrs. M. M. Kern.
9. Mrs. B. L. Wright.
11. Mrs. E. M. Booth.
12. Mrs. R. S. Riddle.
13. Mrs. Wayne Strachan.
15. Mrs. D. R. Evans.
16. Helen C. Bailey.
17. E. R. DeRemer.
18. C. J. Jewell.
19. Christian G. Grosz.
20. Mrs. Florence Styles.
22. Leo Cotton.
23. Mrs. Jennie Rumann.
25. Mrs. Pauline Matzke.
28. Percy Davenhill.
30. Mrs. N. W. Meyer.
31. Mrs. N. C. Paulsen.
32. Mrs. Lawrence Culbertson.
35. John T. Slow.
37. Willie War Bonnett.
38. Mrs. F. G. Bohri.
39. Mrs. A. J. Lockhart.
42. Mrs. Earl Klepfer.
44. Wm. Kiel.
45. Mrs. O. A. Surft.
47. Philipp Hirsch.
48. Geo. E. Mallery.
49. Will Apland.
50. Mrs. Ben Olmstead.
51. Mrs. H. Kenning.
54. Theodore A. Nelson.
55. Mrs. Gene Sheaman.
56. Mrs. Edna Hanson.
57. Mrs. Mark Atwood.
58. Mrs. Prudence Snyder.
59. Martin Gross, Sr.
61. Phil Gross.
62. J. B. Wittmayer.
63. Ernest Schoenogge.
64. Charles Woerpel.
65. R. M. Whitney.
66. Mrs. A. J. Wakefield.
67. Maude Thompson, Carthage.
68. Mrs. Glenn M. Darling.
69. Mrs. Robert Barkley.
70. Mrs. Jennie Wolner.
72. Mrs. C. C. Swartout.
73. Henry Dupper.
75. John Grubele.
76. P. J. Kleinjan.
78. William Eggen.
80. Daniel Ritter.
83. A. C. Calvert.
84. Mrs. Vivian Stingley.
85. Mrs. Luella McEachron.
86. Wm. Lauer.
87. Edward Albrecht.
88. Jacob Goehring.
89. H. O. Winburn.
90. Mrs. Louella Broscha.
91. Mrs. Jeanne Roland.
92. Mrs. L. W. Meigs.
93. Mrs. Ruth Holdhusen.
94. William J. Pogany.
95. John Heik.
96. George Berreth.
97. O. J. Kundert.
98. Mrs. Winnie Hesnard.
99. Mrs. Dan Uken, Jr., R. R., Springfield.
100. Mrs. Hulda J. Swanson.
105. Mrs. Minnie Baum.
106. Mrs. R. Pike.
107. Emil Magstadt.
108. Mrs. A. B. Lorimor.
110. Andrew Kills Crow.
111. Mrs. F. T. Phinney.
112. Philip Ochsner.
113. Mrs. Alfred Strawn.
114. Otto Huber.
116. Mrs. Gus Mittelstaedt.
117. Mrs. A. C. Hendrickson.
118. Mrs. Ethel Cotton.
122. Carl Bagstad.
123. F. E. Swartout. 820 N. Duff.
124. R. C. Riddell.
125. PhiUp Becker.
126. E. W. Altvater.
127. Mrs. Robert Young.
130. Luke Leading Cloud.
131. Mrs. Luella M. Smith.
133. Mrs. Emma Rasmussen.
134. Otto Hins.
135. Erwin W. Boettcher.
136. Aallfried J. Winter.
137. Emmanuel Koth.
141. Helen Odegaard.
143. H. Merle Parsons, 1411 11th Street.
145. Mrs. C. E. Meek, 423 5th Ave., E.
147. Mrs. James Warren.
148. Carrie L. Price.
149. R. R. Bawdon.
151. John L. Fetzler.
153. Mrs. John Fitch.
154. Mrs. Geo. M. Bowen.
155. Andreas Gall.
156. Henry Schweinforth.
157. J. J. Schanzenbach.-
158. Chloe Johnson, 721 N. Indiana Ave.
160. Marion Richard.
161. Ida D. Henton.
165. Mrs. Chas. Grey.
167. Mrs. H. C. Orth.
168. Mrs. Will Thompson, R. R. 1.
170. Fred Ralsch.
171. Mrs. J. E. Byers.
172. Herbold Brosz.
173. Gottfried Schlechter.
174. Mrs. E. M. Stanwood.
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175. Mrs. Margaret Sullivan.
176. Mrs. F. F. Koth.
177. Mrs. Eduard Krause.
178. Mrs. C. R. Holtry.
179. Mrs. R. C. Harrington.
180. Geo. K. Brosius.
181. Mrs. Geo. Gluts.
182. Mrs. Mabelle A. Bridgman.
183. J. G. Barton.
184. Mrs. Mary E. Babb.
186. Samuel Two Hearts.
187. Bessie Cosgrove, 520 N. Broadway.
189. Geo. E. Whitney.
190. Geo. Powell.
192. Ferdinand Uttecht.
194. Mrs. Oscar Carlsow.
198. Mrs. Cora A. Moore.
199. Mrs. Grace G. Gerber.
200. Helen E. Miner, 613 Douglas Ave.
201. Robert Miller.
202. Robert Gray Eagle.
203. Benedict Blackhoop.
206. Mrs. Gladys Fowler.
SOUTHERN CONVENTION
1. Alfred G. Plyler.
2. Frona Taylor.
3. Clyde Iseley, R. F. D. 4, Burlington.
4. J. T. Allred, R. F. D. 2, Burlington.
5. S. C. Buchanon. R. F. D. 2.
6. Ethel Malone, R. F. D. 1.
7. Mabel Ingold, R. F. D. 1.
8. W. R. Brown, R. F. D. 1.
9. Roy W. Hawkins, 407 Charlotte St.
10. James E. Branch, R. F. D. 2, Raleigh.
11. James C. Fulton.
12. L. M. Murray.
13. J. M. Brown, R. F. D. 1.
14. Jasper Surles, R. F. D. 1.
15. Ruth Cagle.
16. D. E. Cole, R. F. D. 1.
17. Mildred Williams, R. F. D. 1, Star
18. Mrs. R. E. Apple.
19. Tora Rudd.
20. J. W. Trollinger, R. F. D. 3.
21. J. I. Somers.
22. Mrs. W. I. Faulkner, R. F. D. 5.
23. J. Walter Johnston, R. F. D. 5.
24. M. J. Carlton, Wright Bldg., Raleigh.
25. C. Bruce Sanders, R. F. D. 2, Morris-
ville.
26. T. A. Rosemond.
27. Louise Crabtree.
28. E. B. Parrish.
29. Estelle Liles, R. F. D. 2.
30. Mrs. Ida Pinnix Murray.
31. Royce B. Dickens.
32. A. T. Crutchfield, City Hall.
33. S. C. Harrell.
34. L. H. Wall.
35. Mrs. Nannie D. Reitzel.
36. W. E. Walker, R. F. D. 4, Burlington.
37. Mrs. C. C. Phillips.
38. J. H. Lilley.
39. Eva May, R. F. D. 1.
40. H. G. Holmes, R. F. D. 1.
41. A. C. Chandler.
42. H. W. Johnson.
43. Lee Hatcher.
44. Mamie Munford, R. F. D. 1.
45. Herman Smith.
46. J. C. Phillips, R. F. D. 1.
47. J. D. Kernodle.
48. Mrs. Ella A. Holt.
49. Mrs. Anna Laughlin. 1000 Oakland.
50. R. G. Moffitt, 813 Vance St.
51. A. H. Hinshaw, 17 Poplar St.
52. O. D. Nelson, Box 1072, Greensboro.
53. Mrs. Rosa B. Thomas.
54. C. D. Newman.
55. J. C. Woodlief, R. F. D.
56. C. O. Renn, R. F. D. 1.
57. Johnsie Moffitt, 706 E. Commerce St.
58. L. J. Sloan, R. F. D. 2.
59. F. L. Tedder, R. F. D. 1, Asheboro.
60. C. L. Bray.
61. Paul E. Coble, R. F. D. 2.
62. W. D. Humble, R. F. D. 2.
63. Mrs. R. A. Wilson, R. F. D. 3.
64. W. S. Long.
65. Mrs. R. R. Gupton, R. F. D. 2.
66. John Chamblee, R. F. D. 1.
67. B. G. Partin, R. F. D. 3, Raleigh.
68. Mrs. Geo. M. Williamson, R. F. D..
Raleigh.
69. L. V. Smith.
70. Mrs. N. G. Joyner, R. F. D. 2.
71. A. P. Read, Norlina.
72. Mrs. W. T. Shankle, Ether.
73. J. O. Fowler.
74. Zeb H. Lynch, R. F. D. 3.
75. A. V. McDowell.
76. Mrs. E. Melvin Cain.
77. E. W. Clements.
78. J. H. Council, R. F. D. 1.
79. C. Welch.
80. E. C. Smith.
81. Vada Goodwin, R. F. D. 2.
82. L. D. Williams.
83. Mrs. Christopher Allred.
84. Ira C. Beal.
85. Ralph Riddle.
86. B. P. Hardee, R. F. D. 3.
87. Mrs. C. W. Frankhn, R. F. D. 4.
88. Robert Schnidt, College Sta.
89. Mrs. Sue Grimes.
90. W. R. Rightsell, R. F. D. 2.
91. Keith Hodgin, R. F. D. 1.
92. W. G. Lamb.
93. Mrs. C. W. Geringer.
94. W. B. Madison, R. F. D. 4.
95. Mrs. Geo. W. Hill, R. F. D. 3.
96. Mrs. C. L. Emerson, 1001 N. Main St.
97. Stella Stout.
98. R. B. Coggin, R. F. D. 1.
99. Mrs. B. L. Mansfield, R. ;F. D. 2.
100. E. H. Buchanon, R. F. D.
101. Mrs. J. W. Lett, R. F. D. 2. Jonesboro.
102. Mrs. R. L. Ross, R. F. D. 5.
103. Clara B. Wicker, R. F. D. 5.
104. W. C. Beemon.
105. Mrs. R. L. Macon. R. F. D. 1.
106. Mrs. L. B. Craven, R. F. D. 1.
107. T. J. Earp, Milton.
108. Troy Hall.
109. Lola Farlow, R. F. D. 1.
110. Charles P. Everett, E. Massachusetts
Ave.
111. Mrs. lola S. McDuffie.
112. Jason Moore, Hemp.
113. J. M. Needham, R. F. D. 1.
114. J. H. Carroll.
115. Ethel Friddle, Stokesdale.
116. J. E. Corbitt.
117. Ralph S. Jackson.
118. G. R. Graham, R. F. D. 3, Burlington.
119. E. M. Blanchard.
120. Z. V. Brooks, R. F. D. 2.
121. J. B. Edwards, R. F. D. 2.
122. Selma Marshall, R. F. D. 2.
123. Carrie A. Sharpe.
124. J. A. Wester, 429 Brent St.
125. W. G. Scarborough.
126. Nolle WoodUef, R. F. D. 1.
127. J. W. Hudson, R. F. D. 1.
128. Agnes Kessler, 114 Queen St.
129. Mrs. Mildred Smith, 607 Calhoun St.
131. Ella Pickering.
132. Mrs. Stanley Lohr.
133. W. G. Saunders, Jr.
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SOUTHERN CONVENTION (Continued)
134. C. W. Rountree.
135. Mrs. W. V. Crawford, 216 Third Ave.
136. W. S. Barrett.
137. R. T. Brittle.
138. J. L. Moss.
139. Mrs. H. P. Harrell.
140. E. S. Morris, Marcii.
141. Mrs. J. L. Gray.
142. Susie Duncan.
143. Shirley Clinedinst.
144. Ollie V. Cockes.
145. Mrs. Nannie Monger.
146. Lillian Miller.
147. Ethel Lam.
148. Mrs. L. W. Snyder.
149. R. T. Grissom.
150. R. T. Grissom.
151. Samuel Bradshaw.
152. R. H. Joyner.
153. E. A. Showalter.
154. H. E. Liskey, Penn Laird.
155. T. H. Beale.
156. E. J. Norfleet.
157. A. L. Norfleet.
158. Mrs. G. A. Robertson.
159. Mrs. Charlie Ferrell, Paces.
160. M. T. Whitley, Windsor.
161. Mrs. J. S. Bryant.
162. Lola Sites.
163. Sallie A. Payne, R. F. D. 1, Harrison-
burg.
164. R. O. Rothgeb.
165. Mrs. Floyd H. Dunn, 3407 Memorial
Ave.
166. James T. Whitt.
167. Alden Williamson.
168. Ray Stroop.
169. Mrs. J. H. Duling.
170. Mrs. D. J. Sipe.
171. M. W. Hollowell, Portsmouth.
172. Hermon Capps.
173. W. J. Thomas.
174. Hattie Miles, Ocean View.
175. W. W. Starnes.
176. Mary E. Halstead, Buell.
177. B. P. Deans.
178. Ruth Curling.
179. Edna Lee Ettel, Mt. Jackson.
180. D. W. Darden.
181. P. B. Barrett.
182. Mrs. B. F. Hancock.
183. W. B. Burke.
185. Mrs. Allene Kite.
186. Cecil E. Hollowell.
187. C. W. Louderback.
188. Jesse D. McClenny.
189. J. W. Folk.
190. F. F. Brinkley.
192. Mrs. R. L. Smith.
193. J. R. Murray.
194. W. R. Clarke.
195. E. W. Carroll.
196. Mattie Cox.
197. R. T. West.
198. Mts. E. B. Richardson.
199. Roy A. Larrick.
200. J. G. Roberts.
201. Mrs. W. E. Garrison.
202. J. H. Park.
203. W. E. Brill, Hooks Mills.
SOUTHWEST
2. Mrs. Ada Jones.
3. Mary Lunger, R. D. 6, Box 1300.
4. Christine Glass.
5. Mrs. Flex Castro, Buckey Road.
6. Bonsall Hazeltine.
7. E. Blanche Pilcher, 104 W. 8th St.
9. Bemice M. Dickey, 833 N. Seventh St.
Ernest W. Hall, 210 S. High St.
Mrs. Juanita T. Carley, R. D. 3, Box
675.
Dorothy K. Hubbell, 305 W. Mesa.
Mrs. Tochita Garcia, 204 N. 3rd St.
Fermin Garcia.
A. Blair.
Elfren Garcia.
H. L. Greene.
E. Beach Egbert, 408 Wyoming St.
Hector Valencia, 3125 Rivera St.
Ralph J. Garner, R. D. 1, Box 277.
TENNESSEE (WHITE)
Kate Andrews, 4401 Tennessee Ave.
F. H. Gregg, 3008 13th Ave.
Anna McGuire.
G. Leslie Poe.
William Bowmer, R. F. D., Lancine
Mrs. J. L. Black.
Mrs. Mark Potter.
Mrs. J. Mathews.
Mary L. Jewett, R. 1, Box 6.
Haley Whatenbarger.
Albert B. Riley. 1745 Glenview.
George Caldwell, 327 Mockingbird
Road.
C. C. Todd, R. 1.
Emma F. Dodge.
Mrs. I. C. Stonecipher.
J. W. Willis.
Mrs. Rae Clift, Clifftown, Rt.. Soddy.
A. E. Pruett. ^
Claude Lee.
TENNESSEE (COLORED)
Mrs. Florence King, 157 N. Hickory
Wellington W. Jones, 1368 S. Park-
way, East.
Mrs. J. C. Napier,' 120 15th Ave., N.
(Miss) Willie Holt, Fisk University.
G. W. Sheffield, 803 Browns Ferry St.
J. E. Todd, 1723 High St.
Cordelia Jones, 563 Georgetown St.
James Bryant, 2115 Magazine St.
TEXAS (WHITE)
E. C. H. Bantel, 2307 San Antonio St
H. H. Helfenbein, Perryton.
M. M. Greenbaum, 3901 Prescott Ave.
George Schoenhals.
Paul Bujard, 1016 Bewick St.
W. J. Hawkins, Jr.
Edwin H. Read.
Wm. A. Sweet, 539 Barrett Place.
TEXAS AND OKLAHOMA (COLORED)
1. Lillian M. Johnson, 1564 Ash St.
2. Mrs. L. G. Whitley, 1123 Winnepago
3. Mrs. F. M. Wade, 2103 Loucile St.
4. Mrs. Theresa Venerable, 3824 Wilder
St.
5. Mrs. J. E. Whittaker, 1420 Wilson St.
6. Mrs. Eua MaRie Taylor, Star Route,
Box 17.
1. Emma Lambert, 410 N. 8th Street.
2. Mrs. Emma Henson, R. D. 2, Box 106.
3. Lee A. Glover, 108 S. Klien St.
UTAH
1. Madeline Gile.
2. Mrs. W. H. Newcomb, 857 23rd St.
3. Hachiro Uno, 331 23rd St.
4. C. E. Lawrence, 997 E. Center St.
5. Andrew J. Gorham, 715 2nd Ave.
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6. Gladys Hagerman, 180 East So.
Temple.
7. Madeline Gile, Bountiful.
9. Madeline Gile, Bountiful.
10. Mrs. W. B. Chase.
VERMONT
Mrs. Delia H. Honey.
Mrs. Frances L. Maurice.
Mrs. Albert G. Westney.
Arthur C. Wells.
Edith H. Wallace.
Leonard R. Hutchinson.
Mrs. Charles Brooks.
H. K. Burt, 7 Green St.
Albert W. Vamey, 215 Jefferson St.
Claude A. Rich, 114 Imperial Ave.
Mrs. Edith Phillips.
Mrs. Viola R. Chaffee, R. 1, Enos-
burg Falls, R. 1.
Mrs. J. H. Selina.
Mrs. Nellie T. Graham.
Gilbert Cole.
Mrs. Mary B. Nichols.
Arthur H. Gipson.
Walter A. Gilbert, 16 Williston St.
Mrs. S. Peter Larson, 112 Williams
St.
Mrs. Edith Raymond.
Merrill T. Wolcott.
Mrs. Arland E. Farr.
Mrs. Gladys Knowles, R. 1, WilUams-
town.
Wilder S. Joslyn.
Annie B. Northrop, 253 Church St.
George V. Kidder, 206 Summit St.
Pliny A. Smith, Marshfield.
Mrs. H. K. Denos.
Mrs. Flora A. Moar.
Minnie A. Rice.
Axel E. Olson.
Mrs. Charles P. Foote.
John M. Comstock.
Charles E. Kimball.
Mrs. William Weeks, North Claren-
don.
J. Murray Wright.
Mrs. Anna L. Hodge.
E. H. Matthews.
Forest A. Gleason, R. 2, Newport.
Edward A. Dutton, East Craftsbury.
Mrs. Ruth Stafford.
Mrs. Glen F. Watson.
Mrs. Katherine Kilbom.
Wallace W. Fahnestock.
Alice G. Laughton. R. 2, Putney.
Mrs. Abbie J. Butler.
Mrs. Ella A. Grout.
Mrs. Edith Roberts.
Mamie L. Moffatt.
Mrs. S. A. Hutchinson.
Richard J. Trask, R., Randolph
Center.
Mrs. Nellie Rosebrook.
Dell B. Dwinell.
Will H. Gray.
Mrs. A. C. Jackman.
Bertha E. Ames.
J. W. Kittell.
Carroll S. Montgomery.
Mrs. Effie Whittemore.
Mrs. George H. Fairbanks.
Mrs. Jane E. N. Greene.
Mrs. A. B. Rugg.
Mrs. Harry Doane.
Cordelia H. Ball, 17 West St.
Harry J. Williams.
Mrs. W. F. Leach.
Helen I. Collins.
68. Abel C. Brown.
69. Charles W. Powell.
70. Mrs. H. A. Larabee.
71. Walter C. Ballard.
72. Amy M. Davis.
73. Mrs. Hettie W. Matthews.
74. Mrs. L. A. Perrin.
75. Mrs. Eva E. Keysar, R. 2, Lancaster,
N. H.
76. Mrs. Emma S. Miller.
77. Mrs. Bemice Davis.
78. Roland E. Stevens.
79. Mrs. D. C. Webster.
80. Mrs. D. O. Powers.
81. Mrs. Kate P. Martin, R. 1, Richmond.
82. Mrs. Fred Flinn.
83. Mrs. Ida M. Hart, R. 5, Brandon.
84. Mrs. Blanche A. Collins.
85. Mrs. Oscar N. Washer.
86. Harry E. Rice.
87. Mary Robinson.
88. Mrs. Carolyn A. Lease.
89. Mrs. Anna Pratt.
90. Albert P. Byington.
91. Mrs. D. E. Collins.
92. Maurice A. Laselle.
93. Mrs. Louise A. Naramore.
94. Raymond C. Morrison.
95. George C. Otis.
96. Evalyn L. Davison.
97. Mrs. Clifton W. Gray.
98. Blanche M. Conner.
99. Lucy Buffum.
100. Anna B. Buck.
101. Mrs. Ida D. Adams.
102. Anna L. Burnham.
103. J. O. Seeley, 16 South St.
104. Mrs. Walton E. Frost.
105. Mrs. Myrtie R. Robinson.
106. Willard C. Colton, 222 Elm St.
107. Carroll E. Wilcox.
108. Anna L. Mower.
109. Mrs. Edna J. Edwards.
110. Mrs. Alcestis W. Lowe.
111. Mrs. Alice Conant Landon.
112. Robert H. Clement.
113. Albert R. Willard.
114. Mrs. Roxanna O. Edgerton, 40 Main
St.
115. Mrs. Charles H. Kneeland, R. 2, John-
son.
116. Alice D. Hewitt.
117. Mrs. F. C. Paddock.
118. Mrs. Arthur B. Palmer.
119. Mrs. Norman D. Toof.
120. Mrs. J. D. Huntley.
121. Mrs. Jessie Clement, R. 1, West Top-
sham.
122. Otis S. Wisell.
123. Mrs. Martin I. Sherman.
124. Mrs. R. B. Abbott, South Peacham.
125. Eugene C. Simonds.
126. Mrs. Erwin Lamb.
127. Harold S. PhiUips.
128. Clinton A. Adams.
129. Melcher M. Aronson, 25 Grove St.
130. Bessie F. Braley.
131. Maurice Belair.
132. Donald E. Sahsbury.
133. Mrs. Vic D. Edson.
134. John William Riggs.
135. Mrs. C. E. Harvey.
136. Carrie M. Howe.
137. Mary E. Whitney.
138. Edward F. Haye.
139. Lathrop H. Baldwin, 67 Ives Ave.
140. Norah Kittell, 7 Oilman St.
141. Mrs. Mildred Lackie.
142. Arthur F. Stone, 7 Highland Ave.
143. W. E. Cushman.
144. George Hinman, 2 Spring St.
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145. Mrs. Emma L. MacMurtry.
146. Mrs. NelUe W. Buxton.
147. Mrs. Mary N. Gibson.
148. Georgianna F. Maynard.
149. Mrs. Marcia A. E. Johnson.
150. Mrs. Josephine B. Metcalf.
151. Mrs. Minnie Whitney.
152. Mrs. Ada M. Amsden.
153. Ray R. Allen.
154. Nellie J. Adams.
155. Harold G. Rogers.
156. Mrs. Carrie A. Reed, R. 2, Wardsboro.
157. Elmer C. Sabin.
158. Harold A. Bush, 29 Commonwealth
Ave.
160. Mrs. Mary C. Colby, R. 1, Sharon.
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161. Frank J. Phelps, R. 1, Brandon.
162. Dr. H. E. Spear.
163. H. C. Sanborn, East Thetford.
164. Mrs. William H. Rogers.
165. Julina E. Mann.
166. Helen King.
167. Mrs. Isabel L. Claflin.
168. Mrs. Lillian M. Cross, Riverside.
169. E. W. Graves.
170. Mrs. Nellie H. Tuller.
171. Earle A. Jones.
172. Clifford H. Stevens.
173. Mrs. Lena Goodspeed.
174. Mrs. Roy W. Demeritt, 157 So. Main
St.
175. Mrs. Ida C. Pike.
176. Mrs. W. P. Smilie, Morrisville.
177. Mrs. David F. Hoisington.
178. Mrs. W. H. Haskell.
179. J. Pearle Hirunan.
180. Charles R. Prentiss, 176 Western Ave.,
Brattleboro.
181. Mrs. Alvin Woodard.
182. Mrs. Emogene E. Harris.
183. Mrs. J. Waldo Munn.
184. Homer B. Hitchcock.
185. Mrs. Edgar T. Grow.
186. Mrs. A. A. Webster.
187. Erwin C. Newton.
188. Clarence B. Torrey.
189. Mrs. Frances M. Chapman.
190. Rawson Calkins, R. 1, Barton.
191. Mrs. Mary G. Tyler.
192. Dr. Carson A. Smith, Strafford.
193. Robert C. Morris.
194. Mrs. Harriet S. Ross.
195. Mrs. Charles W. Dunbar.
196. Charles S. James.
197. Mrs. Addie C. Wooster.
198. Mrs. Mary G. Armstrong.
199. Mrs. Bertha M. Wiggin, R. 1, Granite-
ville.
200. Sylvia A. Warren.
201. Charles H. Parmelee.
202. Paul P. Jones.
203. Walter W. Blanchard. 11 Pine St.
204. W. Wendall Maccarty, 3 Stanton St.
WASHINGTON
1. F. A. J. Galwas.
2. A. Polet.
3. Mrs. W. T. Stuart.
4. Mrs. Mary Hall, Route 1.
5. Mrs. O. C. Wilson.
6. J. A. Harsh.
8. Esther Martinson, Box 295.
9. Mrs. A. B. VanSchravendyk.
10. Aaron Bowers, 215 E. Market St.
11. Mrs. E. L. Barnett, R. 1, Box 219,
Sandpoint.
12. Mrs. Mildred Downing, 1216 18th St.
13. A. G. King, Route 2.
14. Mrs. Clair Davis.
15. Mrs. M. E. Johnston.
16. Mrs. William Neergaard.
17. Mrs. S. E. Peel, 10 Pearl Street.
19. Mrs. Ralph Preuninger.
20. Violet Anunson, 1309 Tecumseh St.
22. Mrs. M. W. Beacham, R. 5.
24. Otto Henning.
25. Mrs. Nora McClean.
26. Ralph Burgdorf , 400 West Avenue.
27. J. M. Philbrook.
28. Mrs. Edward R. Koch.
29. Mrs. Mabel B. Korthauer, 2618 F St.
31. Mrs. Mabel Scott.
32. Mrs. Harriett R. Owen. P. O. Box 962.
33. Mrs. Winifred Perkins.
34. O. W. Burke.
35. Peter Hill, Star R, Box 82, Battle
Ground.
36. Mrs. Carrie Patterson, Box 74.
37. Mrs. Ruth N. Hanigan.
38. Mrs. L. M. Patterson.
39. Mary Barton.
40. J. A. DeFoe.
41. Mrs. L. W. Davenport.
42. Mrs. H. E. Vesper, Route 3, Sedro
Woolley.
43. Peter K. Schmick.
44. H. O. Thompson, 612 So. Lake.
45. Mrs. Mabel Kruckman.
46. Evelyn J. Maxson, Box 181.
47. F. A. Purchase.
48. Mrs. Celeste Edwards.
49. L. D. Boyd.
50. Mrs. Hazel Page, R. 1.
51. Mrs. T. F. Dexter.
52. William Rosenoff, Box 803.
53. Irene Baur.
54. John E. Weitz.
55. Eugene G. Clark, 921 Colby Ave.
57. George Z. Besel, Withrow.
58. Mrs. E. E. Brown.
59. George W. Groffman.
60. George D. Thompson.
61. Mrs. I. E. Cahail, Route 1, Anacortes.
62. Mrs. C. B. Phillips.
63. Edward Westerlund, 309 W. Market,
Aberdeen.
64. Mrs. Fred Trumbull.
65. Matt Mattila, Redmond.
66. Mrs. C. E. Gore.
67. S. Moilanen, Route 2, Longview.
68. Mrs. C. F. Winkenwerder.
69. Myrtle C. Robertson, 411 11th Ave. W.
70. Karl Lentz, R. 1.
71. Rev. W. Aumann.
72. Mrs. Margaret Barton.
73. John McLennan.
75. Mrs. Nellie Hyatt.
76. Mrs. Maria Johnson, R. 2, Box 232,
Rochester.
78. Mrs. William Reeves, R. 1, Box 241.
79. S. L. Kring, Lopez.
80. Mrs. Louise O'Kon.
82. Rev. I. S. Mershon.
83. Gilbert Jones, R. 4, Snohomish.
84. Mrs. Lilian Nihoul.
85. Chester Nichols, R. 3, Snohomish.
86. Mrs. May Bowman.
87. Fred Denman, R. 1, Bellevue.
88. Mrs. R. A. Bailey.
89. Mrs. Frederick.
90. Alga G. Dorcas.
91. Mrs. Belle Ensley, Third St.
92. Mrs. A. Branigan.
93. Mrs. Frank Wood.
94. Joseph Keiski.
95. Mrs. Edna Payne, P. O. Box 487.
96. Merlin Phillips.
97. Dan Frieske.
98. John Hoff, Martin.
99. Grace Enoch, 108 Capitol Apts.
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100. Christian Flaig, R. D. 3, Box 406.
101. N. C. Schweer.
102. A. Nelson, 816 So. 7th.
103. Mrs. J. C. Nutting.
105. Mrs. Roy Wright, Blaine.
106. Mrs. A. J. Cosser, 110 E. 7th St.
107. Mrs. Robert Neill, 212 Pioneer Way.
108. Harry Maxfield.
109. Conrad Weber.
110. Daniel O. Roloff, Box 82.
111. Mrs. Charles Rood.
112. C. C. Clodius.
113. J. H. Vehrs, P. O. Box 732.
116. Mrs. Genevieve Tarpenning.
117. Arnold E. Forbes, 3800 Beach Drive.
118. Roland Calkins, 3325 19th South.
119. F. W. Dudley, 4220 Angeline Street.
120. E. A. Williamson, 3409 40th S. W.
121. R. J. Williams, 8910 47th S. W.
122. John Maunus, II8V2 W. Republican.
123. Paul Stoll, Arlene Heights.
124. Mrs. R. S. Bosworth, 7722 Latona.
125. Misao Tajitsu, 2030 Main Street.
126. Mrs. Winnie Carver, 2324 North 50th.
127. Mrs. Margaret Deigelmeier, 5812 16th
So.
128. Clarence Carlson, 3015 W. Charleston.
129. Lorraine Zachaus, 5937 24th So.
130. Genevieve E. Beebe, 622 11th Ave. No.
131. W. H. Thompson, 2102 Queen Anne
Ave.
132. James P. Weter, 1235 23rd No.
133. Laura E. Fisher, 1924 3rd Ave. W.
134. Max Hipkoe, 4558 Thackeray PI.
135. George Everett, 2122 46th S. W.
136. H. W. Carr, 3627 Ashworth.
137. Mrs. L. W. Whitcomb.
138. Emil Wolff, R. R. 2.
139. Mrs. Frances Stough, E. 2508 Dia-
mond Ave.
140. Harry Bauer, E. 3214 30th Ave.
141. Mrs. J. I. Wherry, 2915 E. 15th.
142. Harry T. Davenport, 1218 W. Ninth.
143. Mrs. Philip Little, R. D. 4.
144. Mrs. A. L. Hamley.
145. S. Grondahl.
146. Mrs. Cornelia Billington.
148. Mrs. Harry Cook.
149. A. C. Brown.
150. Mrs. Nellie C. Wight.
151. George Rosenoff, 2314 So. Ainsworth
Ave.
152. C. D. Savery, 4411 No. 38th St.
153. Mrs. W. S. Burroughs, 3806 No. 24th.
154. Lynn A. Lougheed, 3707 Pacific Ave.
155. E. L. Perry.
156. Mrs. J. W. Warrell, 209 So. Chestnut.
157. Mrs. Ethel Dodson.
158. Mrs. T. O. Ramsey, R. 1, Opportunity.
159. Mrs. Eva McLoughlin.
160. Mrs. H. M. Gates, 1822 E. 33rd.
161. Mrs. E. D. Nichols, Star Route, Gig
Harbor.
162. Mrs. E. Meltvedt.
163. Ralph Taggart, 411 Cypress.
164. Henry Rutherus, 824 W. Birch St.
165. Mrs. Mary Lois De Long.
166. Alexander Litzenberger, Star Route
1.
167. J. J. Laib, Roxboro.
168. Mrs. H. C. Carpenter.
170. Mrs. Ethel Crow.
171. Carl Laakso.
172. Mrs. Margaret Gideon.
173. Mrs. F. L. Johnson, R. D. 7.
174. G. Isomatsu Mijake, P. O. Box 904.
WEST VIRGINIA
1. Bessie May Kidd.
2. Mrs. Julia Montague.
3. Olive McCormack.
WISCONSIN
1. Mrs. Hazel Fease.
2. Mrs. Wm. Gates, R. F. D. 3, Colfax.
3. Alma Rockney.
4. A. M. Weise, 418 5th Avenue.
5. Mrs. W. J. Nachtwey, R. F. D. 1,
Bruce.
6. Ruth Dawes, 715 E. North St.
7. Mrs. Gertrude Brown.
8. Rev. F. H. Brown.
9. Newton Bobb, 1008 2nd Ave. West.
10. Mrs. E. F. Dithmar, 509 2nd Avenue.
11. J. W. Pryor.
12. Rev. John P. Deane, 823 Church St.
13. Edith G. Kull, 724 1/2 Chapin St.
14. Helen L. DeBois, 1162 Hinsdale Ave.
15. S. B. Stedman, 609 Park Ave.
17. Mrs. Ellen Lyons.
18. Mrs. Alice M. Pickering.
19. W. E. Kitch.
20. Mrs. Louise Tomowske.
21. C. E. Yahn.
22. Dr. Leonard Karel.
23.Mrs. May Kleckner.
25. Mrs. O. G. Fiker.
26. E. H. Foltz, 485 Kane Street.
27. Charlotte Mattson.
29. Albert Abrahamsen, 92 7th Street.
30. Amelia Metzner, 76 N. Main Street.
31. J. I. Merriam, 747 Prairie Street.
33. Mrs. Minnie Green.
34. Wallace C. Dalton.
35. Mrs. P. S. Thurber.
36. Mrs. Ethel Bowers, South 3rd Street.
37. Mrs. Robertine Bilkey, 320 Clarence
Street.
38. J. E. Lewis, R. F. D. 4, Oconomowoc.
40. Harvey Nash,
41. Mrs. Sadie Holt.
42. Mrs. O. R. Kurzrok.
43. J. B. Kozelka, 401 Lincoln Ave.
44. Will T. Ralph, R. F. D. 5..,
45. Mary Ebbott.
46. Mrs. John Sherlock.
47. Mrs. John Sandner.
48. Mrs. Edna Bartz, R. F. D. 1.
49. Mrs. Bertha G. Weeks, 214 E. Court
50. E. A. Greene, R .F. D. 4.
51. Mrs. Paul Carr. 206 Spring St.
52. Mrs. W. A. Carley.
53. Mrs. Paul Robeson, R. F. D. 1, Avalon.
54. H. G. Churchill.
55. Mrs. Walter E. Green, 223 W. Main St.
56. Mrs. H. M. Swiggum.
57. Mrs. Tom Patterson.
58. Charles Hotaling, 281 E. Merrill Ave.
59. Mrs. Evadne Smith, 15 Milwaukee
Ave. W.
60. Mrs. J. C. Williams.
61. Katherine McGowan.
62. Mrs". Thomas S. Biggar, R. F. D. 5.
63. Edna Porter, R. F. D. 1.
65. Letitia Mason.
66. Mrs. Doris Bauman.
68. Mrs. Harry O. Spindler.
69. Mrs. Ulva Hoskins, R. F. D. 1.
70. Charles M. Hume, R. F. D. 6.
71. Jessie Russell.
72. Mrs. H. L. Tubman.
74. E. L. Nelson, R. F. D. 1.
75. Mildred Wienefeld, 297 W. Sumner St.
76. Willard Parry, R. F. D. 1. Nashotah.
77. Mrs. F. R. Nash.
78. Mrs. Blanche Bauman.
79. John McCutchin, R. F. D. 1, Arena.
81. Mrs. Dorothy Hough, 55 S. East St.
83. Mrs. T. R. Fowler.
84. L. F. Rah, 1725 60th Street.
85. Walter G. Kacerovsky, Center Street.
86. Wm. L. Stewart. R. F. D. 2.
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307
WISCONSIN (Continued)
88. Vernon W. Kelly, R. F. D. 2.
89. L. G. Baldwin, 1810 State St.
90. Mrs. Selma J. Conklin, 213 W. 3rd St.
91. Ruth Dickinson, Lake Shore Drive.
92. Mrs. Grace H. Crump, 107 Madison St.
93. Mrs. G. J. Challoner.
94. Mrs. Cari J. Alt, 560 S. Monroe St.
95. Mrs. Ethel Knight, R. F. D. 6.
97. Mrs. William Koch, R. F. D. 1.
98. Mrs. Elba Neff, R. F. D. 1.
99. Mrs. R. E. Lawler.
100. Prof. W. E. Tottingham, 2206 West
Lawn Ave.
101. Ray E. Shower, 1246 Williamson St.
102. Lillian A. Marks, 2306 Center Ave.
103. Mrs. Emma Green, R. F. D. 1.
104. Mrs. N. C. Kirch.
105. Mrs. O. H. Sossaman, 186 Park Ave.
106. Vernon Meredith.
107. Blanche Calder, 420 6th St., Neenah.
108. Mrs. Arthur Cantrell.
109. Mrs. Marie Hansen, 402 Chippewa St.
110. Anna Jean Plumb.
111. Sam Kotilainen, 2201 S. 62nd St., West
Allis.
112. Alex Kaiser, 5450 N. 37th St.
113. E. P. Farrill, 7024 Cedar St., Wauwa-
tosa.
114. Emma Radke, 2717 E. Hampshire St.
115. E. J. Wolf, 2336 N. 47th St.
116. Henry G. Jackson.
117. Mrs. WiUiam R. Hardy.
118. Mrs. Orie Ahrens.
119. Clara Amundson.
120. Nora Nelson, R. F. D. 1.
121. Minnie Wepfer.
122. Mrs. Ray Wiley.
123. Mrs. F. J. Pfeifer.
124. Mrs. Nellie Winter.
125. Mrs. E. Samuelson.
127. Jennie Jacobs, 312 Silver Lake St.
129. Julia Brooks, 726 Main Street.
130. Mrs. Harry Hicks, 28 Cherry Ave.
131. Mrs. Lura Carter.
132. Mrs. L. M. Williams.
133. Mrs. Dave Young.
134. Florence C. Peterson.
135. Mrs. Thomas Madsen.
136. Mrs. Mattie E. Peterson.
137. P. K. Likes.
138. Mrs. Peter Johns, 17 N. Bonson St.
139. Mrs. Gladys Craven, R. F. D.
140. Mrs. Sadie Stanton, R. F. D.
141. Mrs. R. W. Robertson, 621 Reed St.
143. Paul Marquardt, 823 Chestnut St.
144. W. A. Schumacher.
145. Mrs. Lillian Reed.
146. Mrs. J. A. Aadalen.
147. Alex Breske, 822 Wisconsin Ave.
148. Kenneth E. Sarles, 2212 Kinzie Ave.
149. Viola Hayter, 804 Arthur Ave.
150. Mrs. L. W. Smith.
151. Mrs. Walter G. Shumway, R F. D. 1.
152. Mrs. Joseph Taylor.
153. Arthur Bobb, R. F. D. 1.
154. Mrs. Melvin Lind. Highland View.
155. Mrs. James Cuff, R. F. D. 2.
156. Joseph S. Morris, Jr., 217 Howard St.
157. Mrs. R. U. Cairns, 424 E. Maple St.
158. J. W. Budderman, R. F. D. 2.
159. Emma Russell, Star Route, Burling-
ton.
160. Charles L. Hill.
161. Lettie B. Ritchie, New London.
162. Henry G. Krause, Jr.
163. Mrs. Clara Arens, 1920 N. 7th St.
164. August Kettler, 1633 N. 20th St.
165. F. H. Colbum.
166. Frank Dole, Tiffany.
168. Mrs. L. E. Ozanne, R. F. D. 4.
Kenosha.
169. Maude P. Hook, 1304 Rawson Ave.
170. F. J. Hughes, 515 N. Water St.
171. Mrs. Conrad Carlsen, Earl.
172. Mrs. Jeff Gupall.
173. Mrs. B. F. Davies, R. F. D. 4.
174. Mrs. D. W. Lowater.
176. Mrs. L. P. Lathrop.
179. Mrs. Janet Hayden.
180. Harry Allen, 1611 Iowa Ave.
181. W. S. Wingate, 1524 Ogden Ave.
182. Andrew Peterson, R. F. D. 2.
183. Mrs. Fred Williams.
184. Nina Dano, 1423 McLean Ave.
185. W. P. Boyle, Lincoln Avenue.
186. Ed Moodig.
187. Mrs. Arthur Butenhoff.
188. Mrs. Chas. Growt.
189. Mrs. Ruth Stolle.
190. Mrs. Carrie Champion, R. F. D. 2.
191. Charles F. Randolph, 1416 21st St.
192. H. E. Moe.
193. L. C. Bowman.
195. Mrs. Claron Clift.
197. J. E. Heyer.
198. Mrs. A. P. Eraser, P. O. 664.
199. Mrs. Wm. Brash.
200. N. T. Yeomans, 408 N. Washington St.
201. Mrs. W. G. Skewes, 703 Lincoln Ave.
202. L. Neil Larsen, 146 E. Lincoln St.
203. Mrs. Grace W. Spalding, 1511 Church
Street.
204. Frances Haskins, 413 Lande Street.
205. Mrs. Amy Durm.
206. H. C. Humphrey, 95 Center Street.
207. Mrs. Laura E. Jewell.
208. Mrs. Charles D. Bewick.
209. Mrs. M. G. Smart, 1031 Elm Street.
211. Mrs. Gordon Spear.
WYOMING
1. Francis Tanner.
2. C. H. Pinney.
3. Merrill F. Hart, 1211 West 31st St.
4. Mrs. Frank Wilson.
5. Cecil T. Mau.
6. George J. Snyder.
7. Katherine Kellogg.
8. Mrs. Warren Kintigh.
9. Alex Souter.
10. O. P. Harnagel.
11. Mrs. John Bloom.
12. Inez Benshoof, Jay Em, Wyoming.
13. Mrs. E. B. Hitchcock.
14. R. G. Best, 118 W. Nebraska St.
15. Mrs. W. C. Smart.
16. Mrs. H. E. Zerbe.
17. Mrs. C. E. Artist, 835 Tenth St.
AFRO CHRISTIAN
1. Mrs. Annie Furheat, 2847 8th Ave.,
New York.
2. Louise Childres, 216 South 7th Ave.
3. Mrs. EUabeth Mason, 449 South 8th
Ave.
4. Mrs. Emma Dolandson, 225 Chalton
St.
5. Mrs. Mary Brown, 182 Seaman St.
6. Mrs. Jannie G. Brodie, 16 W. 129th St.
7. Mrs. Susie I. Young, 68 W. 138th St.
8. James Thompson, 120 West 135th St.
9. William T. Hooper, 45 Laurel Ave.,
Maplewood.
10. John H. Sumner, R. F. D. 1, Box 90.
12. Mrs. Annie B. Porter.
13. Mrs. P. H. Craddock.
14. Mrs. Mary L. Copeland, R. F. D. 2,
Box 22.
16. William W. Hicks.
31. L. A. Hamlin, R. F. D. 1, Box 24.
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AFRO CHRISTIAN (Continued)
17. Mrs. Annie E. Douglas.
18. John W. King.
30. Odis Parker. R. F. D.
32. Mrs. Eva Mae Wheeler. R. F. D.
Box 34.
33. Fannie Savage.
34. E. C. Copeland, 815 2nd Ave.
36. Mrs. Mollie F. Skeeter. Box 341.
38. Doc Cherry. Box 179.
39. Annie Askins.
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309
CONGREGATIONAL AND CHRISTIAN
CHURCH ASSISTANTS
The following is a list of unordained men and women serving churches under a
variety of titles, and in varied fields. Some are directors of religious education, some
church secretaries, some parish visitors, some have a combination of two or more
functions.
A Congregational League of Church Assistants was organized in October, 1915. Member-
ship in the League is confined to women. This League endeavors to be of service to those
who are seeking training and to bring together churches and workers.
The following is a list of paid church assistants reported Jan. 1, 1935, irrespective of
their membership in the League.
Abbott, Miss Grace V. D., United Ch., Amity
Rd., Woodbridge, Conn.
Addy, Miss Eleanor C, Warren Ave. Church,
Chicago, 111.
Adams, Miss Elizabeth M., Beneficent Ch..
300 Weybosset St., Providence, R. I.
Alexander, Miss Jewell, Graham Ch.. 1564
Ash St., Beaumont, Texas.
Allen, Mrs. Hazel Mae, E. Cleveland Ch..
1813 Page Ave., E. Cleveland, O.
Allen, Mrs. H. T., Wentz Mem'l. Ch., 8th St.
at Woodland Ave., Winston Salem, N. C.
Allston, Miss Marian, Bethlehem Center Ch.,
1853 S. Loomis St., Chicago, 111.
Allyn, Miss Abbie M., 7065 Hollywood Blvd.,
Hollywood, Cahf.
Anderson, Stanley E., Allston Ch., Newton-
Andover Sem., Newton Centre, Mass.
Anderson, Wm. C, Immanuel Ch., 1625 E.
80th St., Los Angeles, Calif.
Ansley, Elmer, 1st Ch., Lockwood Ave.,
Webster Groves, Mo.
Archibald, Belle, Park St. Ch., Boston, Mass.
Arens, Mrs. Clara, 1st Ch., 1930 N. 7th St..
Sheboygan, Wis.
Arrick, Miss Winona, 1st Cong. Ch., Muske-
gon, Mich.
Augensteen, Ethel, Belmont, Plymouth Ch..
Newton-Andover Sem., Newton Centre,
Mass.
Auryamsen, Miss Elizabeth, Church in the
Gardens, Forest Hills, N, Y.
Babb, Mrs. Thomas E., Union Ch., 132 Elm
St., Worcester, Mass.
Babcock, Miss Clara T., Warren Ave. Ch.,
Chicago, 111.
Bacon, Mrs. Annette S., 2nd Ch., 25 Milton
Ave., Dorchester, Mass.
Bailey, Mrs. Mary, 241 Cedar Ave., Long
Beach, Calif.
Baker, Miss Ella, Bethany, Mission Pk. Ch.,
1280 Grove St., San Francisco, Calif.
Ball, Miss Margaret, 1st Pilgrim Ch., 278
Bryant St., Buffalo, N. Y.
Ballantine, Mary, 10 Plymouth Court, Mil-
ford, Conn.
Ballord, Irene, Union Ch., 209 Park Ave.,
Worcester, Mass.
Bartlett, Charles F., Green St. Ch., 5753
Woodlawn Ave.. Chicago, 111.
Bartlett, Miss Stella T., Pilgrim Ch., 260 E.
Holt Ave., Pomona, Calif.
Bassett, Mrs. Emily L., Ocean Ave. Ch., 948
E. 8th St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Bassett, Florence, Roxbury, Highland Ch.,
660 Huntington Ave., Boston, Mass.
Bates, Miss Flora I., 1st Ch., 638 N. Kenwood
St., Glendale, Calif.
Bauer, Dorothy. Plymouth Ch., 3754 Warsaw
St., Cincinnati, O.
Baxter. Miss Janet H., Flatbush Ch., 451 E.
18th St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Bayer, Dorothy H., Pilgrim Ch., 7734 Mary-
land Ave., St. Louis, Mo.
Beebe, Mrs. George C. Hope Ch., 71 Prince-
ton St., Springfield, Mass.
Beil, Miss Marian, 1st Ch., 136 S. 12th St.,
Quincy, 111.
Bell, Mrs. Ada E., Central Ch., 1608 College
St., Topeka, Kans.
Bellmer, Miss Imogene W., 1st Ch., 19 Fifth
St., Stamford, Conn.
Benjamin, Miss Irene, Plymouth Ch., 221 W.
Allegan St., Lansing, Mich.
Bentley, Miss Madaline W., 1st Ch., 16
Russell St., New Britain, Conn.
Berghout, Miss Nell M., 1st Ch., 10th & G.
Sts., N. W., Washington, D. C.
Bickel, Miss Grace N., Pilgrim Ch., 444 Lake
St., Oak Park, 111.
Bicknell, Gladys L., Euclid Ave. Ch., 3294
Berkshire Rd., Cleveland, O.
Black, Lucile, Westminster Ch., 3600 Wal-
nut St., Kansas City, Mo.
Blackford, Mrs. Josephine, 1st Ch., 2501
Harrison St., Oakland, Calif.
Blair, Miss Margaret, Addison St. Ch., Chi-
cago, 111.
Blair, Russell T., 1st Ch.. 535 S. Hoover St..
Los Angeles, Calif.
Bolbach, Robert, Amherst Ch., Theological
Quadrangle, Oberlin, O.
Bolme, Mrs. Hazel B., Plymouth Ch., 845
West 58th St., Seattle, Wash.
Bonney, Miss Elizabeth, Oxford County
United Ch., Centre Lovell, Me.
Booch, Harold L., Hinsdale Union Ch., 1164
E. 58th St., Chicago, 111.
Botsford, Edna, Wellesley Hills, Mass.
Bouma, Mrs. Margery, Cong. Ch., Grinnell,
la.
Bowden, Mrs. Daniel J., United Ch.. 16
Winchester Ave., New Haven, Conn.
Bower, Bernice S., 2nd Cong. Ch., Holyoke,
Mass.
Bower, Franklin A., Waltham, 1st Ch., 41
Farwell Hall, Newton Centre, Mass.
Bowman, Miss Clarice M., Plymouth Cong.
Ch.. New Haven, Conn.
Bowman, Ward S., Plymouth Ch., 2100 Ra-
venna Blvd., Seattle, Wash.
Bradley, Miss Mary L., 1st Ch., 311 Temple
St., New Haven, Conn.
Brammer, Merrell M.. 1st Ch.. Theological
Quadrangle, Oberlin, O.
Breivogel, Mrs. Albert J., 35 Manthorn Rd.,
West Roxbury, Mass.
Bridgman, Ruth J.. Brookline, Harvard Ch.,
5 Lambert Ave., Roxbury, Mass.
Bridwell, Miss Mildred, People's Taber-
nacle, 8100 N. Federal Blvd., Denver, Colo.
Brigham, Miss Kathryn, 1st Ch., Nashua,
N. H.
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Bronson, Mrs. Helene, North Ch., 8715
Woodward Ave., Detroit, Mich.
Broolis, Mrs. Nellie F., 1st Ch., Waterloo, la.
Brown, Earl, Chandler Ch., 548 Georgetown
St., Lexington, Ky.
Brown, Mrs. E. K., Strieby, N. Car.
Brown, Mrs. W. H., Center Ch., 40 Barber
St., Torrington, Conn.
Brownsword, Miss Etha F., 71 Bain St.,
Cranston, R. I.
Bryant, Miss Florence G., 2nd Ch., 510
Wethersfield Ave., Hartford, Conn.
Buehler, Miss Bernice, Redeemer Ch., 20
Livingstone St., New Haven, Conn.
Bulkeley, Miss Elizabeth, Stratford, 1st Ch.,
Mill Plain Rd., Fairfield, Conn.
Burdick, Miss Hazel, Rochester, Minn.
Burt, Miss Edith, 1st Ch., 1127 Bluemont St.,
Manhattan, Kans.
Burtner, Edwin, Redeemer Ch., 409 Prospect
St., New Haven, Conn.
Burton, Mrs. Horace C, 1st Ch., 311 Temple
St., New Haven, Conn.
Butler, Miss Marie, Bethany-Mission Pk.
Ch., 546 29th St., San Francisco, Calif.
Cairns, Miss Hannah E., New 1st Ch., 1909
Berwyn Ave., Chicago, 111.
Calvert, Mrs. Ruth B., Union Ch., 8927 115th
St., Richmond Hill, N. Y.
Cameron, Ruth E., Rollstone Ch., 35 Holt St.,
Fitchburg, Mass.
Camp, Miss Ruth E., 1st Ch., P. O. Box 549,
Waterbury, Conn.
Campbell, Rev. Harry E., 1st Ch., 121 Bas-
com PI., Madison, Wis.
Carroll, Miss Doris, 218 Washington Sq.
Bldg., Royal Oak, Mich.
Chadbourne, Ann J., Plymouth Ch., 65
Sheboygan St., Fond du Lac, Wis.
Chamberlin, Mrs. Arthur S., 2nd Ch., Green-
wich, Conn.
Chase, Mrs. Abbott, Immanuel Ch., 9 Fred-
erick St., Hartford, Conn.
Chase, Albert M., United Ch., 292 Maple St.,
New Bedford, Mass.
Chiminelli, Mrs. P. C, Italian Ch., 26 Mar-
ket St., Hartford, Conn.
Clapp, J. Helen, Pilgrim Ch., 61 Circuit Ave.,
Worcester, Mass.
Clark, Miss Marion R., Park St. Ch., Boston,
IVIhss*
Claypool, Kenneth D., 1st Ch., 409 Prospect
St., New Haven, Conn.
Cleland, Miss Sarah A., Plymouth Ch., 1108
Vermont St., Lawrence, Kans.
Cobb, Mrs. Sanford E., 1st Ch., 535 S. Hoover
St., Los Angeles, Calif.
Cochrane, Mrs. R. L., 1st Ch.. Little Falls,
Minn.
Collins, Miss Adah A., New 1st Ch., 1619
Washington Blvd., Chicago, 111.
Collins, Rose M., Lenox, Mass.
Conley, Priscilla, Cambridge, Pilgrim Ch.,
Gordon College, Boston, Mass.
Cook, Miss Agnes L., Central Ch., 64 Jeffer-
son Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Cook, Alice E., Edwards Ch., 123 South St.,
Northampton, Mass.
Cook, Miss Mary, Storrs, Conn.
Coon, Gertrude E., Plymouth Ch., Cleveland,
1576 Alameda Ave., Lakewood, O.
Cooper, Harriet H., All Souls Ch., 1 Bartlett
St., Lowell, Mass.
Cornish, Annie V., Phillips Ch.. 19 Old
Harbor, South Boston, Mass.
Correa, Ines, Ponce, P. R.
Cowan, Elizabeth, 8 S. Main St., West Hart-
ford, Conn.
Croft, Mrs. Muried S., 2nd Ch., 10 Holmes
Ave., Waterbury, Conn.
Gumming, Miss Grace, Oneonta Ch., 1919
Fletcher Ave.. S. Pasadena, Calif.
Curtis, Miss Louise F., 1st Central Ch., 421
S. 36th St., Omaha, Neb.
Curtis. Marjorie, 2nd Cong. Ch.. Holyoke,
Curtis, Miss Mary E., 1st Ch., 375 W. 5th St..
Winona, Minn.
Cutler, Miss Lucille, Brooklyn, Plymouth
Ch., 235 E. 49th St., New York. N. Y.
Dale, Mrs. A. C, South Ch., 12 Common-
wealth Ave., Pittsfield, Mass.
Dana, Ellis H., Brookline, Harvard Ch., 26
Pilgrim Rd., Wellesley, Mass.
Dana, Miss Mary F.. 1st Ch.. Manchester,
N. H.
Daniels, Mr. H., Bethlehem Center Ch., 1853
Loomis St., Chicago, 111.
Davidson, Miss Marion S., 1st Ch.. 11 Marsh
St., Wethersfield, Conn.
Davis, Feilx G., Dedham, AUin Ch., 45
Washington St., Marblehead, Mass.
Davis, Mrs. Stanleigh C, Heights Ch., 431
Tecumseh Ave., Mt. Vernon, N. Y.
Day. Ruth L., South Ch., 6 Orchard St.,
Concord, N. H.
Deiman, Mrs. Harry, 1st Ch., 618 7th Ave.,
S. E., Minneapolis, Minn.
Deinstadt, Leslie, Dane St. Ch.. 40 County
Way. Beverly, Mass.
Delano. Priscilla S., 2nd Ch.. Dorchester.
IVI3SS*
Delp, Paul, 7065 Hollywood Blvd., Holly-
wood, Calif.
De Puyt, Hobart, 1st Cong. Ch., Hackensack,
N. J.
Detwiler, Miss Violet C, 1st Ch.. 2212 Sixth
Ave., Moline, 111.
Devereaux, Miss Marjorie. East Ch., 340
Grant St., S. W., Grand Rapids, Mich.
Devereaux, Miss Maude A., 1st Ch., 100 S.
Sixth Ave., La Grange, 111.
Dickey, Paul G., Portage Pk. Ch., 6017 Kim-
bark Ave., Chicago, 111.
Dickinson, Miss Edith M., 1st Ch.. 50 Lin-
coln Ave., Amherst, Mass.
Dilts, Miss Lillian, 1st Ch., 2025 Richmond
Rd., Toledo, O.
Doherr, Mrs. Marjorie, Plymouth Ch., 75
Hicks St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Drake, Mrs. Lillian, Lynn, Central Ch., Hill-
side Terr., Swampscott, Mass.
Dunlap, Mrs. Anne. Cong. Ch.. Naugatuck,
Conn.
Dunmire. Mrs. G. C, 1222 16th St.. Greeley,
Colo.
Dutton. Robert L., Tabernacle Ch.. Salem,
Mass.
Dwyer, Mrs. Mabel R., Robbins' Mem'l Ch.,
So. Shelburne Rd., Greenfield, Mass.
Edwards, Miss Anna Marie, 1st Ch., 1015
Bluemont St., Manhattan, Kans.
Elliot, Miss Phebe E., Dwight PI. Ch., 366
Edgewood Ave., New Haven, Conn.
Erb, Mrs. Bessie P., Boston, Old South Ch.,
1200 Mass. Ave., Cambridge, Mass.
Evans, Mrs. Gertrude, Plymouth Ch.. 113
E. 55th St., Seattle, Wash.
Failing, Miss Estella, Ottawa, 111.
Fairchild, Mary H.. 29 Lawrence St.. Wake-
field, Mass.
Falter, Mrs. Ruth, 103 N. Pearl St.. Janes-
ville. Wis.
Favor, Mrs. E. Howard, Melrose Highlands,
Mass.
Fay, Frederick, Farmington, Conn.
Fay, Lucy A., Central Ch., 34 Moultrie St.,
Dorchester, Mass.
Fay, Mrs. William E., South Ch., 490 Lin-
coln St., New Britain, Conn.
Ferguson, Olga, St. Mark Ch., 80 Rockland
St., Roxbury, Mass.
Firth, Miss E. J., All Souls' Ch., 15 State St.,
Bangor. Me.
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311
rish, Mrs. Ethel P., 1st Ch., Old Greenwich,
Conn.
Fisher, Miss Grace L., Lloyd Mem'l. Ch.,
245 North St., Buffalo, N. Y.
Fisher, Mrs. Norton N., Immanuel Ch., 193
So. Whitney St., Hartford, Conn.
Fisher, Miss Reba, Plymouth Ch., 232 E.
Onondaga St., Syracuse, N. Y.
Fiske, Roland C. M., Claremont, Calif.
Ford, Mrs. L. G., Grace Ch., 319 Chestnut
St., Holyoke, Mass.
Fort, Rev. John B., 1st Ch., 27 Brookfield
Ave., Norwood, Mass.
Foss, Mary W., Plymouth Ch., 1223 40th St.,
Des Moines, la.
Fowler, Mary L., 1st Ch., 103 Forest St.,
Oberlin, O.
Fox, Miss Mabel, Bethlehem Ch., 5115 Fow-
ler Ave., Cleveland, O.
Fraker, Miss Hazel, Plymouth Ch., 2906 46th
Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minn.
Frederickson, Miss Margaret, Claremont,
Calif.
Frick. Miss Eleanore, Bushnell Ch., 13973
Mark Twain Ave., Detroit, Mich.
Frost, Miss Virginia, Messiah Ch., 2445 W.
Washington Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.
Garber, Miss Charlotte, 1st Ch., 535 S.
Hoover St., Los Angeles, Calif.
Gardner, Miss Suzanne, Lake Ave. Cong.
Ch., Pasadena, Calif.
Gibson, Mrs. Edwin H., 1st Ch., 70 Byron
Ave., Brockton, Mass.
Gibson, Miss Faith, Park Ch., 126 Library
St., Grand Rapids, Mich.
Goflf, Victoria, 1st Cong. Ch., Pontiac, Mich.
Goldner, Gerould R.. Dwight PI. Ch., 301
Orchard St., New Haven, Conn.
Goodwin, Lenore, 1st Ch., 10th & G. Sts.,
N. W., Washington, D. C.
Goulette, Helen M., 1st Cong. Ch., Colum-
bus, O.
Graham, Mrs. Ida L., Graham Ch., 1564 Ash
St., Beaumont, Tex.
Grebe, Frank H., 26 Westchester Rd., New-
ton, Mass.
Green, Mrs. B. B., Mission Hills Ch., 4232 St.
James PI., San Diego, Calif.
Gregory, William E., Jefferson Park Ch.,
5757 University Ave., Chicago, 111.
Gresty, Helen M., 1st Ch., 63 Garden St.,
Maiden, Mass.
Griffen, Mrs. Ruth St., 7065 Hollywood Blvd.,
Hollywood, Calif.
Griffing, Mrs. Mary F., 1st Ch., 241 Cedar
Ave., Long Beach, CaUf.
Griffith, Mrs. F. D., Central Cong. Ch.,
Galesburg, 111.
Groetsema, Frederic, 5757 University Ave.,
Chicago, 111.
Gunn, Mrs. C. P., Park St. Ch., 860 Colorado
Ave., Bridgeport, Conn.
Guy, Mrs. Mamie. 1st Ch., 1613 Admiral
Blvd., Kansas City, Mo.
Hadley, Grace G., 1st Cong. Ch., Madison,
Wis.
Haley, Miss A. B., Washington Cong. Ch.,
Toledo, O.
Hall, Miss Gladys V., Pilgrim Latin Ch.,
2326 Green St., West Tampa, Fla.
Hamell, Harold N., Plymouth Ch., 1300 West
St., Utica, N. Y.
Hamer, Lillian G., 1st Ch., 62 High St.,
Everett, Mass.
Hamilton, Miss Wilhelmina E., Nazarene
Ch., 636 A. Monroe St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Hanneman, Miss Bertha, Park Ave. Ch.,
4116 Harriet Ave., Minneapolis, Minn.
Hanscom, Mrs. Jessie E., United Ch., 3612
E. First St., Wichita, Kans.
Hanson, Mabel, Fergus Falls, Minn.
Hardacker, Mrs. Cecil, 1028 E. Pacific St.,
Appleton, Wis.
Harper, Louise, Euclid Ave. Ch., 2035 E. 96th
St., Cleveland, O.
Harrington, Mrs. Estella, Winnetka Comm.
Ch., 903 Main St., Evanston, 111.
Harris. Mrs. Helen K., Somerville, 1st Ch.,
90 Church St., Winchester, Mass.
Harris, Miss Muriel, 1st Ch., 1839 Castro St.,
San Francisco, Calif.
Harris, Paul M., New 1st Ch., 3600 Franklyn
Blvd., Chicago, 111.
Harris, Ralph, Oakland, Plymouth Ch., 1137
High Court, Berkeley, Calif.
Harris. Mrs. Ralph, Oakland, Plymouth Ch.,
1137 High Court, Berkeley, Calif.
Hart, Mrs. Martha G., 1st Ch., Oberlin, O.
Hart, Urania B., 2022 Commonwealth Ave.,
Auburndale, Mass.
Hartpence, Miss Adelaide. Redeemer Ch.,
52 Old Hartford Turnpike, New Haven,
Conn.
Hartzfeld, Miss Freeda. Neighborhood Ch.,
225 W. California St., Pasadena, Calif.
Harvey, Beulah Nell, 1st Ch., 6501 Wvdown
St., St. Louis, Mo.
Harvey, Elmer, Arlington Hgts. Ch., 2 Louis-
burg Sq., Boston, Mass.
Hatch, Miss Lillian W., 1st Ch., 132 E. Foster
St., Melrose, Mass.
Hayes, Francis M., 1st Cong. Ch., Wilmette,
Hayward, Miss June, Plymouth Ch., 522
Seneca St., Seattle, Wash.
Hellestad, Miss Myrtle, 1st Ch., 35 Fulton
St., Oshkosh, Wis.
Henderson, Miss Florence G., 2nd Cong
Ch.. Holyoke, Mass.
Henderson, Isaac A., Talcott St. Ch., 55
Elizabeth St., Hartford, Conn.
Henn. Olive La V., 423 High St., Fairport
Harbor, O.
Hepp, M. Harold M., 1st Church, 215 W. Col-
lege St., Oberlin, O.
Herb, Miss M. Elizabeth, Dixwell Ave. Ch.,
266 Goflfe Ter., New Haven, Conn.
Hermance, Alice, Glen Ridge Cong. Ch
Glen Ridge, N. J. ^ '
Herrick, Mrs. Wilhs S., 1st Ch., 848 Lake St.
Oak Park, HI.
Hesse, Mrs. Jessie L., North Ch., 8715 Wood-
ward Ave., Detroit, Mich.
Hickie, Dorothy A., Mt. Vernon Ch., 6 Mass.
Ave., Boston, Mass.
Hicks, Sherman, Longmeadow Ch., Spring-
field College, Springfield, Mass.
Higgins, Miriam J., Hyde Park Ch., 65 Wil-
hams Ave., Hyde Park, Mass.
Highgate, Miss Bessie, 1st Cong. Ch., Mus-
kegon, Mich.
Hildebrand, Miss Alice L., 1st Ch., 46 AUen
PL, Hartford, Conn.
Hill, Mrs. Edith J., Plymouth Union Ch.,
Broad and Pennsylvania Ave., Providence.
R. I.
Hill, Edith M., Bethany Ch., Belleview PI.,
East Lynn, Mass.
Hill, Hubert F., Union Ch., Springfield Col-
lege, Springfield, Mass.
Hindley, Howard A., 1st Cong. Ch., Wil-
mette, 111.
Holbert, Miss Helen, Graham Ch., 1564 Ash
St., Beaumont, Texas.
Holbrook, Miss Bertha M., 1st Ch., 535 W.
Palm Ave., Redlands, Calif.
Hollis, Harvey, Wellesley Hills Ch., An-
dover-Newton Inst., Newton Centre, Mass.
Holman, Marion F., Central Ch., 41 Barnaby
St., Fall River, Mass.
Holmes, Miss Caroline S., 1st Ch., 39 Harri-
son Ave., Montclair, N. J.
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Holmes, Mary E., 1st Ch., 2331 Orrington
Ave., Evanston, 111.
Hoover, Miss Bertha, Union Ch., 510 Hickory
St., Hinsdale, 111.
Hough, Miss Katherine, People's Ch., 1029
Thorn St., St. Paul, Minn.
Howe. George F., Old Lynne, Conn.
Hoyt, Miss Mary C, Danbury Ch., 408 Main
St., Danbury, Conn.
Hull, Luenna, Lorain, 1st Ch., Oberlin
School of Theology, Oberlin, O.
Hunter, David R., Glen Ridge Cong. Ch.,
Glen Ridge, N. J.
Huntington, Mrs. Nellie P., So. Norwalk Ch.,
4 Courtland PI., South Norwalk, Conn.
Hurling, Mrs. M. V., 1060 Grant St., Boulder,
Colo.
Hutton, Miss Gertrude, Long Beach, 1st Ch.,
4141 Elmer Ave., North Hollywood, Calif.
Irvine, Miss Margaret B., Tompkins Ave.
Ch., 480 Tompkins Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Irwin, Mrs. Maude, Grand Ave. Ch., 957 N.
20th St., Milwaukee, Wis.
Ives, Mrs. Frank D., Humphrey St. Ch., 11
Eld St., New Haven, Conn.
Jencks, Miss Frances M., Central Ch., 211
Waterman St., Providence, R. I.
Jensen, Rev. Frank T., Dorchester 2nd Ch.,
31 Aberdeen Rd., Milton, Mass.
Jersey, Mrs. Byron, Sherman Court, Fair-
field, Conn.
Johnson, Mrs. Betty, Cong. Ch., Rogers
Park, 111.
Johnson, Miss Chloe, 721 N. Indiana Ave.,
Sioux Falls, S. Dak.
Johnson, Miss F. Ruth, West Hartford Ch.,
8 So. Main St., West Hartford, Conn.
Johnson, Mrs. Helen G.. Grace Ch., 350 W.
136th St., New York, N. Y.
Johnson, Miss Miriam M., Graham Ch., 1564
Ash St., Beaumont, Tex.
Jonas, Mrs. Otto K., Brookline, Leyden Ch.,
148 Institution Ave., Newton Centre, Mass.
Jonas, Otto K., 148 Institution Ave., Newton
Centre, Mass.
Jones, Carleton, Danvers, Maple St. Ch.,
Andover-Newton Sem., Newton Centre,
Mass.
Jordan, Mrs. Maude Kelsey, Porter Ch., 33
Nye Ave., Brockton, Mass.
Jordan, Miss Naomi, Pilgrim Latin Ch.,
2326 Green St., W. Tampa, Fla.
Keating, Mrs. Marion, Westfleld, 1st Ch.,
94 Patterson Rd., Fanwood, N. J.
Keith, Clara M., Brockton, South Ch., 1101
Main St., Campello, Mass.
Keller, Miss Georgia, 118 N. Rochellave St.,
New Orleans, La.
Kennedy, Mrs. J. A., University-Cong. Ch.,
4731 Thackery PI., Seattle, Wash.
King, Mrs. Ella L., 1st Ch., 163 Casterton
Ave., Akron, O.
King, Miss Phyllis, 17 Mclntyre St., Bronx-
ville, N. Y.
Kleinfeld, Mrs. Frank F., Saginaw Ch., 1336
Owen St., Saginaw, Mich.
Kline, Gladys, 1st Cong. Ch., Kalamazoo,
Mich.
Knight, Mrs. Henry S., 1st Ch., 29 Quina-
poxet Lane, Worcester, Mass.
Knowles, Clive D., Maiden, 1st Ch., 16
Langdon St., Watertown, Mass.
Krouse, Miss Florence W., United Ch., 877
Park Ave., Bridgeport, Conn.
Kuebler, Ernest W., 427 Lowell Ave., New-
tonville, Mass.
Kugler, Miss L. M., Mt. Pleasant Ch., 1410
Columbia Rd., Washington, D. C.
Laird, Elizabeth, Central Ch., Jamiaca Plain,
Mass.
Lamson, Henry A., Plymouth Union Ch.,
121 Washington Ave., Providence, R. I.
Lanctol, Miss Alice B., 1st Ch., 875 S. Oak
Knoll Ave., Pasadena, Calif.
Lane, Miss Ellen M., South Brockton Ch.,
99 Brookside Ave., Campello, Mass.
Lane, Miss Hazel N., Trinity Ch., 404 Howard
St., Lawrence, Mass.
Lane, Mrs. Stoddard, Plymouth Ch., 4126
Ingersoll Ave., Des Moines, la.
Large, Dwight S., Plymouth Ch., 409 Pros-
pect St., New Haven, Conn.
Law. Esther M., Plymouth Ch., 4126 Inger-
soll Ave., Des Moines, la.
Lawrence, Mrs. E. C, 708 Manley St.,
Raleigh, N. C.
Lawson, Gertrude M., So. Boston, Phillips
Ch., 112 Upland Rd., Cambridge, Mass.
Layton, Miss Elsie, Fed. Ch., West Willing-
ton, Conn.
Leach, Miss Jennie H., Community Ch., 1620
Drexel Ave., Miami Beach, Fla.
Lee, Charles, Clinton Ave. Ch., Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Lee, Miss Elizabeth E., Immanuel Ch., 235
Collins St., Hartford, Conn.
Leggee, Esther E., New England Ch., 19 W.
Delaware PL, Chicago, 111.
LeMaster, Thelma E., 127 Medford St., Ar-
lington, Mass.
Lewis, Miss Jane, Chandler Ch., 548 George-
town St., Lexington, Ky.
Lindsay, Mrs. Elizabeth, Boston, Old South
Ch., 176 Bellevue Rd., No. Quincy, Msas.
Long, Miss Mayme, South Ch., 938 Sheldon
St., Grand Rapids, Mich.
Lovejoy, Mrs. Lillian K., Brewster Ch.,
14,009 Monte Vista, Detroit, Mich.
Lovell, Miss Doris T., 2nd Ch., 79 Hillside
Ave., W. Newton, Mass.
Ludwigson, Joseph R., United Ch., 100 Baker
St., Walpole, Mass.
Lyman, Helen D., 40 Oak St., Hyde Park,
IVl3SS>
Lyon, Mrs. Grace E., Peoples Ch., 629 E.
Grand River, East Lansing, Mich.
Mackintire, Miss A. B., Cambridge, 1st Ch.,
35 Concord Ave., Cambridge, Mass.
MacNaughton, Mrs. H. M., 2nd Ch., 326
Palmer St. N. E., Grand Rapids, Mich.
MacPhee, Mrs. Grace F., Eliot Ch., 66
Beaver St., Waltham, Mass.
Macurdy, Bertha C, 85 College Ave., West
Somerville, Mass.
Manley, Mrs. Howard Y., Pilgrim Ch., 23d
Ave. E. & 4th St., Duluth, Minn.
Martin, Florence M., Plymouth, Piedmont
Ch., 790 Main St., Worcester, Mass.
Martin, John, Lovell, 1st Ch., Andover-
Newton Inst., Newton Centre, Mass.
Martin, Miss Ruth, Glen Ridge Cong. Ch.,
Glen Ridge, N. J.
Mathesin, Mrs. P. L., Hyde Park Ch., 7336
Bennett Ave., Chicago. 111.
Mayo. Miss L. A.. 709 Manley St., Raleigh,
N. C.
McCartney, Miss D. Blanche, Ger. Ev. Ch.,
620 Smithfleld St., Pittsburgh, Pa.
McClintock, Mrs. E. E., 1st Plymouth Ch.,
563 Lafayette St., Denver, Colo.
McClintock, Miss Katharyn E., Asylum Hill
Ch., 234 Ashley St., Hartford, Conn.
McCoilles, Helen Patton, Pioneer Ch., 2700
"L" St., Sacramento, Calif.
McConachy, William. Union, Richmond Hill
Ch., 600 W. 122nd St., New York, N. Y.
McCord, Mrs. Gerald E., 1st Ch., 848 Lake
St., Oak Park, 111.
McCutcheon, Mrs. Samuel, 1st Ch. of Christ,
Cong., Farmington, Conn.
McElveen, Mrs. William I., 1st Cong. Ch.,
Wilmette, 111.
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313
McFadden, Mrs. Robert M., United, Hyde
Park Ch., 5339 Kimbark Ave., Chicago, 111.
McKee, Mrs. Gertrude H., 2d Ch., 5 Walton
St., Dorchester, Mass.
McKinney, Miss Elizabeth, Rogers Park,
Cong. Ch., Chicago, 111.
McPheters, George A., Melrose, 1st Ch., 75
Whitman Ave., Melrose, Mass.
Mead, Edith M., New 1st Ch., 1613 Washing-
ton Blvd., Chicago, 111.
Meier, Mrs. G. F., Montclair Union Ch., 40
Brunswick Rd., Cedar Grove, N. J.
Merriam, Miss Harriett, 1st Ch., 3255 Kemp-
ton Ave., Oakland, Calif.
Meyers, Miss Emma P., Warren Ave. Ch.,
5757 Woodlawn Ave., Chicago, 111.
Mielke, Arthur W., Redeemer Ch., 409 Pros-
pect St., New Haven, Conn.
Mikaelian, Lucia, Boston, Cil. Armen. Ch., 9
Ellery St., Cambridge, Mass.
Miller, Allan O., Wallingford, Conn.
Miller, Miss Florence T., Winnetka Ch., 911
Washington Ave., Evanston, 111.
Miller, Mrs. K. A., Plymouth Ch., New
Haven. Conn.
Miller, Mrs. W. G., 572 Broadway, Benton
Harbor, Mich.
Millett, Mrs. May, 1st Ch., Norwood, Mass.
Minnick, Ardis, Fort Dodge, la.
Moffett, James W., Wobum, 1st Ch., Harvard
Div. School, Cambridge, Mass.
Moneymaker, Mrs. Margaret B., 1st Cong.
Ch., Toledo, O.
Moore, R. T.,, 1st Ch., 241 Cedar Ave., Long
Beach, Calif.
Morgan, Richard R., 1st Ch., 2345 Channing
Way, Berkeley, Calif.
Morgan, Ruth, 2d Ch., 292 Otis St., West
Newton, Mass.
Morgan, Mrs. Wm. I., Iowa City, la.
Morrell, Margaret E., 1st Plymouth Ch.,
20th & D. Sts., Lincoln, Nebr.
Morrill, Grace, 1st Ch., 47 No. FuUerton
Ave., Montclair, N. J.
Morton, Miss Nellie K., Plymouth Ch., 51
Willow St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Moseley, Mrs. Olee, Graham Ch., 1564 Ash
St., Beaumont, Tex.
Munson, Miss Marion A., Bristol, Conn.
Murray, Frederic R., Plymouth Ch., New
Haven, Conn.
Navarro, Ricarda, Yabucoa, P. R.
Nelson, Miss C. M., 1st Ch., 819 Park Ave.,
Beloit, Wis.
Neubauer, Mrs. John A., Elmwood Ch., 23
Greenwich St., Providence, R. I.
Nichols, Charles S., Faith Ch., 26 Warner St.,
Springfield, Mass.
Nichols, Miss Ethelyn L.. 175 North St.,
Willimantic, Conn.
Nielsen, Miss Sigfried T., South Ch., 553 78th
St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Nielson, Mrs. L. M., Rollstone Ch., 148
Myrtle Ave., Fitchburg, Mass.
Niles, Mrs. J. Cecile, Plymouth Ch., New
Haven, Conn.
Noble, Mrs. Clarence E., Trinity Ch., 1
Maple St., Gloucester, Mass.
Norris, Miss Marion L., Broadway Taber-
nacle, 211 W. 56th St., New York, N. Y.
Northrop, Miss Annie B., 1st Ch., 253 Church
St., Burlington, Vt.
Noyes, Charles L., 1st Ch., 35 High St., New-
buryport, Mass.
Oreleys, Miss Mildred E., United Ch., 877
Park Ave., Bridgeport, Conn.
Osbeck, Miss Mabel, East Ch., 231 Ball Park
Blvd. N. W., Grand Rapids, Mich.
Osborne, Miss Alice D., Plymouth Ch., 3805
Piedmont Ave., Oakland, CaUf.
Packer, Glenn A., Warren Ave. Cong. Ch.,
Chicago, 111.
Paige, Howard E., Eliot Ch., Herrick House,
Newton Centre, Mass.
Paige, Miss Louise E., Mead Community
House, Rutland, Vt.
Paine, Mrs. Beryl B., Central Ch., 24 Gard-
ner St., Chelsea, Mass.
Palmer, Miss Helen L., Battle Creek Ch.,
145 No. Capital Ave., Battle Creek, Mich.
Parker, Mrs. A. D., FrankUn St. Ch.. 67
Appleton St., Manchester, N. H.
Parker, Miss Charlotte M., Euclid Ave. Ch.,
Schofield Bldg., Cleveland, O.
Parkhurst, Miss Carol, 1st Ch., 2106 7th Ave.,
Moline, 111.
Parron, Mrs. E. Ada, 1st Ch., 1251 Ken-
sington Ave., Jersey City, N. J.
Partree, Miss Eulalia, Center Ch., 462 Pros-
pect St., Torrington, Conn.
Patterson, Genevieve A., 1st Ch., 848 Lake
St. Oak Park 111.
Pearl, Miss Lillian M., North Ch., 21 Webster
St., St. Johnsbury, Vt.
Pelton, Mrs. T. A., Edwards Ch., 51 Phillips
Place, Northampton, Mass.
Penn, George W., Bethlehem Center Ch.,
1853 Loomis St., Chicago, 111.
Perry, Catherine C, Calvinistic Ch., 820
Main St., Fitchburg, Mass.
Perry, Mary G., Mt. Vernon Ch., 490 Beacon
St., Boston, Mass.
Petrie, Mr. R. A., 804 Janesville St., White-
water, Wis.
Phelps, Esther, 708 Douglass Ct., Clinton,
la.
PhilUps, Mrs. AUce T., 1st Ch., 56 Burnside
Ave., East Hartford, Conn.
Pinks, Miss Beulah, W. W., 1st Ch., 21
Cook Ave., Meriden, Conn.
Plosser, Mrs. Charles R., 1819 North Eighth
Ave., Birmingham, Ala.
Potter, Mrs. Edith C, 19 Newton Rd., West
Medford, Mass.
Powell, Mrs. Sallie P.. 1st Ch., 117 El Portal
St., Santa Ana, Calif.
Prouty, Mrs. Carrie B., 561 Lincoln Ave.,
Winnetka, 111.
Radke, Miss Emma M., Plymouth Ch., 2717
E. Hampshire St., Milwaukee, Wis.
Ramsey, Mrs. Laura E., 1st Ch., 905 Case St.,
Ld CrossG AVis.
Randall, Mr. Velton, Graham Ch., 1564 Ash
St., Beaumont, Tex.
Rawlins, Mrs. Gwendolynne, Union Ch., 101
W. 130th St., New York, N. Y.
Rayla, Mrs. Matthew, Central Ch., 6 Insti-
tute Rd., Worcester, Mass.
Rector, D. Vernon, 1st Ch., 815 No. Tenth St.,
Manhattan, Kans.
Reed, Dorothy, East Orange, 1st Ch., 246 A.
6th Ave., Newark, N. J.
Reed, Miss Leonora, Mt. Pleasant Ch., 1410
Columbia Rd.. Washington, D. C.
Rhoades, Donald M., Boston, Old South Ch.,
Newton-Andover Sem., Newton Centre,
Rich, Elizabeth M., 1st Ch., Elyria, O.
Richardson, Mrs. Annie L., St. Paul's Ch.,
20 St. Paul's PI., Nutley, N. J.
Riddle, Miss Eleanor, 1st Ch., 123 Walker St.,
Cambridge, Mass.
Ridley, Mrs. Guy P., 1st Ch., 50 Nonotuck
St., Holvoke, Mass.
Righter, Miss Mabel, Park Ch., 126 Library
St., Grand Rapids, Mich.
Risk, Mrs. George E., Pilgrim Ch., 444 Lake
St., Oak Park, 111.
Rivera, Solesnir, Humacao, P. R.
Robbins, Miss G. Mae, St. Mark's Ch., 457
Decatur St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Robbins, Miss Ruth H., 1st Ch., 285 Court
St., Middletown, Conn.
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Roberts, Miss Ethel L., New Canaan, Conn.
Roberts, Opla A., Phillips Ch., 813 Broad-
way, So. Boston, Mass.
Robertson, Mrs. Ethel, 1st Ch., 58 Newtown
Ave., Norwalk, Conn.
Robinson, Roland M., Woodfords Ch.. 202
Woodford St., Portland, Me.
Robisohon, Mrs. Robt. E., Comm. Ch., 154
M. Fulton Ave., Mt. Vernon, N. Y.
Robles, Miss Maria, Fajardo, P. R.
Rogers, Howard, Enon Ch., Keller Hall, Wit-
tenberg, Springfield, O.
Rollo, May, Mich. St. Col. Ch., 202 Haslett
St., East Lansing, Mich.
Rossland, Hazel, Plymouth Ch., 3045 Du-
pont Ave., S., Minneapolis, Minn.
Rosso, Miss Florence L., 162 Deer Hill Ave.,
Danbury, Conn.
Roush, Miss Lucy M., Bryn Mawr, Comm.
Ch., 7109 Bennett Ave., Chicago, 111.
Roy, Mrs. Phyllis M., Boston, Old South Ch.,
209 Central St., Saugus, Mass.
Rundquist, Miss Evelyn, 506 No. Rath Ave.,
Ludington, Mich.
Russell, Mrs. Thomas, Pilgrim Ch., 2592 W.
14th St., Cleveland, O.
Sacco, Mrs. Maria S., Italian Ch., 86 Union
St., Waterbury, Conn.
Salt, Mrs. Martha E., 1st Ch., 24 S. Monroe
Ave., Columbus, O.
Sampson, Mrs. W. A., Pilgrim Ch., 8 Say-
ward St., Dorchester, Mass.
Santesson, Mrs. Bessie H., 18 Glenville Ave.,
Allston, Mass.
Sargent, Bertha L., Piedmont, Plymouth
Ch., 790 Main St., Worcester, Mass.
Sater, Miss Emma, Mich. St. Col. Ch., 722
Sunset St., East Lansing, Mich.
Scantlebury, Miss Lois, 116 W. Willow St.,
Stockton, Calif.
Schlarb, John Burns, Trinity Ch., 5757 Uni-
versity Ave., Chicago, 111.
Scott, Evelyn M., 1st Ch., Winchester, Mass.
Scott, Helen, Country Club Ch., 205 W. 65th
St., Kansas City, Mo.
Scott, Mrs. R. L., St. Joseph, Mich.
Seely, Mrs. William A., 1st Ch., 13 Harlow
Ave., Northampton. Mass.
Seitz, Miss Amelia, St. Marks Fed. Ch., 1213
W. Gilpin Place, Chicago, 111.
Shamberger, Miss Ida B., 118 N. Rochellave
St., New Orleans, La.
Shanahan, Miss Dorothy, South Cong. Ch.,
New Britain, Conn.
Shaw, Miss Eunice B., Mt. Desert Larger
Parish, Seal Harbor, Me.
Shepherd, Mrs. Lillian W., Glen Ridge Cong.
Ch., Glen Ridge, N. J.
Shields, Mrs. J. S., Wentz Mem'l. Ch., 1508
E. 14th St., Winston Salem, N. C.
Skillman, Miss Ida, 1st Ch., 53 Fair St.,
Norwich, N. Y.
Slade, Miss Anstis D., Central Ch., 631 An-
gell St., Providence, R. I.
Smith, Mrs. Carl, State St. Ch., 159 State St.,
Portland, Me.
Smith, Herbert R., 1st Ch., 34 Divinity Hall,
Cambridge, Mass.
Smith, Katherine C, Boston, Old South Ch.,
126 Babcock St., Brookline, Mass.
Snow, Rev. Alice Bigley, Belmont, Payson
Ch., Newton-Andover Sem., Newton
Centre, Mass.
Snow, Mrs. Chester H., 54 Kenneth St.,
West Roxbury, Mass.
Spalding, Mrs. Grace W., 1511 Church St.,
Wauwatosa. Wis.
Spaulding, Mrs. Ellen, Ch. of Christ, Nor-
folk, Conn.
Speer, J. Frederick, Plymouth Ch., 75 Hicks
St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Stevens, Miss Florence D., 2nd Cong. Ch.,
Greenwich, Conn.
Stewart, Mrs. Donald A., 1st Ch., 77 Bowne
Ave., Flushing, N. Y.
Stibbs, Marion F., Longmeadow Ch., 31
Westford Ave., Springfield, Mass.
Stone, M. Gladys, Pleasant Hill, Term.
Stratton, Bessie M., Eliot Ch., 104 Eldredge
St., Newton, Mass.
Strickland, Mrs. Winifred K., Flatbush Ch.,
451 E. 18th St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Stroup, Mrs. Elsie A., Park Ch., 126 Library
St., Grand Rapids, Mich.
Stuart, Mrs. I. W., Brewster, Pilgrim 1st Ch.,
2734 Ferry Park Ave., Detroit, Mich.
Styles, Miss Ardilla, 1st Ch., 911 Hamilton
Blvd., Peoria, 111.
Styron, Mrs. Claora Bell, 1st Ch.. 16 Ever-
green Ave., Hartford, Conn.
Sumner, Mrs. Laura M., North Ch., 16 Cabot
St., Portsmouth, N. H.
Szalontai, Mrs. Priscilla, Union Ch., Pros-
pect St., Rockville, Conn.
Talcott, Mrs. Lottie, Pilgrim Ch., 2592 W.
14th St., Cleveland, O.
Tarbell, Mrs. Flora M., 2nd Ch., 361 Wash-
ington St., Dorchester, Mass.
Tate, Mrs. Emily B., Cong. Ch., Higganum,
Conn.
Taylor, Miss Margaret D., 1st Cong. Ch.,
Detroit, Mich.
Temple, Mrs. Marion B., 50 Hillcrest Rd.,
Reading, Mass.
Terry, M. H., Crete & Steger St. Ch., 5757
University Ave., Chicago, 111.
Thelen, Miss Mary F., Clinton Ave. Ch.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Thompson, Miss Frances, Clinton Ave. Ch.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Thompson, Miss Genevieve R., Redeemer
Ch., 265 Lexington Ave., New Haven,
Conn.
Thompson, Robert, Pilgrim Ch., 529 Wood-
land Ave., Duluth, Minn.
Thompson, Miss T. B., 1st Ch., 10th & G. Sts.,
N. W., Washington, D. C.
Tibbals, Elizabeth, Danvers, Maple St. Ch.,
Andover-Newton Sem., Newton Centre,
Mass.
Tiffany, Elizabeth, 1st Ch., 47 Pawtucket
Ave., Lowell, Mass.
Tinker, Mrs. A. D., 519 Oswego St., Ann
Arbor, Mich.
Todd, Mrs. John Howard, Plymouth Ch.,
3144 Humboldt Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minn.
Trexler, Jerry, West Ch., Market & Balch
Sts., Akron, O.
Trigg, Miss L. Rust, Wentz Mem'l. Ch., 1420
Hathe Ave., Winston Salem, N. C.
Triplett, Miss Louise, Franklin St. Ch., 565
Beech St., Manchester, N. H.
Turley, Mrs. Marie G., 1st Cong. Ch., Apple-
ton, Wis.
Tweedy, Miss E., Bethlehem Center Ch.,
1853 Loomis St., Chicago, 111.
Vale, Mrs. V. V., 1st Ch., 316 N. Oak Park
Ave., Oak Park, 111.
VanDevort, Miss Maude, 1st Ch., 50 Elm St.,
Springfield, Mass.
Vazquez, Romula, Salinas, P. R.
Walker, Edith A., Pilgrim Ch., 2592 W. 14th
St., Clevleand, O.
Walker, Miss Katherine F., 3116 Jones St.,
Sioux City, la.
Walling, Miss, 1st Cong. Ch., Appleton, Wis.
Ward, Miss Lona A., Pilgrim Latin Ch.,
2326 Green St., W. Tampa, Fla.
Warner, Miss Hazel, 678 Savin Ave., West
Haven, Conn.
Warren, Miss Iva C, 1st Ch., 71 Leroy St.,
Binghamton, N. Y.
1934] Congregational and Christian Church Assistants
315
Watson, Miss Alice M., Westciiester (Ridge-
view) Cii., Wiiite Plains, N. Y.
Wells, Gladys L.. United Ch., New Bedford,
TyTggg
Welty, Mrs. Walter H., Plymouth Ch., 1556
Ansel Rd., Cleveland, O.
West, Donald, 1st Ch., 228 Bishop St., New
Haven, Conn.
West, Miss Grace L., United Ch., 877 Park
Ave., Bridgeport, Conn.
Wheeler, Grace L., 1st Ch., 22 Harding St.,
Pittsfield, Mass.
Whiteman, Mrs. Frances I., United Ch., 302
Temple St., New Haven, Conn.
Wicks. Mrs. Cornelia G., B'way Tab., 211
W. 56th St., New York, N. Y.
Willetts, Miss Grace F., South Ch., St.
George Hotel, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Williams, Mrs. H. P., 1st Ch., Waltham,
Mass.
Williams, Miss Lucy, 4558 Grand Ave.,
Western Springs, 111.
Williams, Mrs. May, 1st Ch., 4421 Franklin
Blvd., Cleveland, O.
Williamson, Mrs. C. B., Detroit & W. Clifton
Sts., Lakewood, O.
Winchester, Margaret, 1st Ch., 11 Walnut
St., Manchester, N. H.
Wishart, Miss Edith R., Lewis Ave. Ch.. 574
Madison St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Wixon, Miss Minnie J., 163 Main St., Nor-
walk. Conn.
Wonn, Iva, Pilgrim Ch., 4140 Westway St.,
Toledo. O.
Wood, Miss Carrie, North Ch., 415 E. 143rd
St., New York, N. Y.
Woodbury, Mrs. Francis H., Fourth Ch.,
106 Sargeant St., Hartford. Conn.
Wornon, Herman E., Glen Ridge Cong.
Ch., Glen Ridge, N. J.
Wright, H. Walter, New 1st Ch., 1804 Byron
St., Chicago, 111.
Yoshida, Mr. Koji, Japanese Ch., 10431/2
Main St., Seattle, Wash.
Young, John, 2nd Ch., Greenwich, Conn.
Zappey, J. Frederick, Enfield, Mass.
316
Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches
[1934
MISSIONARIES OF THE AMERICAN BOARD OF COM-
MISSIONERS FOR FOREIGN MISSIONS
Missionary and Location
Missionary and Location
Abraham, Rev. & Mrs. Ralph L., Grout- 1
ville, c _ -
Adams, Miss Alice P., Olcayama, k
Akana, Mrs. Catherine J., Kobe, k
Allen, Miss Bertha H., Foochow, p
Armstrong, Miss Susan E., Foochow. p..
Atwood, Miss Hazel M., Foochow, p
Bailey, Miss Hazel F., Peiping, p
Baird, Miss Agnes M., Sofia, u
Ballou, Rev. & Mrs. Earle H., Peiping, p
Banninga, Rev. & Mrs. John J., D.D.,
Pasumalai, d
Bartlett, Rev. & Mrs. Samuel C, Kyoto.f-
Beach, Rev. Frederick P., Foochow, p
Beals, Dr. & Mrs. Lester H., Wai, e
Beard, Rev. & Mts. Williard L., D.D.,
Foochow, p
Bell, Rev. & Mrs. William C. Lobito
Bay, h
Bennett, Rev. & Mrs. Henry J., Tottori.fc
Bicknell, Rev.& Mrs.John,Vaddukoddai,f
Birge, Rev. & Mrs. John Kingsley,
Istanbul, t
Blake, Rev. & Mrs. Everett C, Merzifon,a
Block, Mrs. Emily R., Kayseri, t
Bookwalter, Miss Lulu G., Uduvil, f
Boynton, Miss Grace M., Peiping, p
Brauer. Miss Lillian C, Adana, t
Brewster, Rev. & Mrs. J. Riggs, Athens,n
Bridgman, Mrs. Clara D.,Johannesburg,c
Brokenshire, Herbert C, M.D., Davao,u
Brookings. Miss Anne B., Inanda, c
Bruce, Miss Clara H., Ahmednagar, e
Brueckner, Mr. & Mrs.K.Robert,Adams,c
Buell, Miss Constance. Tientsin, p
Burr, Miss Leona L., Foochow, p
Burton, Mr. and Mrs. Myron S., Fen-
chow, p
Cady, Rev. & Mrs. Lyman V., Tsinan, p
Campbell, Dr. and Mrs. Horace E., Foo
chow, p
Carleton, Mr. & Mrs. Alford. Tarsus, t ...
Carter, Miss Minnie E., Inanda, c
Cary, Miss Alice E., Osaka, k
Cary, Rev. & Mrs. Frank, Otaru, k
Chandler, Miss Gertrude E., Madura, d
Chandler, Rev. & Mrs. Robert E.,
Tientsin, p
Chapin, Miss Abbie G., Paotingfu. p ..
Childs, Rev. & Mrs. Gladwin M., Sachi-
kela. h
Christian, Mr. & Mrs. Leonard J., Foo-
chow, p
Christofersen, Rev. & Mrs. Arthur F.,
Ifafa, c
Clapp, Miss Frances, Kyoto, fc
Clark, Dr. & Mrs. Charles E.. Merzi-
fon, t
Clark, Miss Lucy K.. Uduvil, f
Cobb, Rev. & Mrs. Edward S., D.D.,
Kyoto, k
Coles, Mr. & Mrs. Samuel B.,Galangue,h
Colmyer, Miss Bertha D., Merzifon, a ....
Compton, Mr. & Mrs. Carl C, Saloniki,7i
Cooke, Alma L., M.D., Lintsing, p
Cowles. Miss Ruth C, Johnannesburg, c
Craig, Miss Ivy E., Mt. Silinda, g
Crew, Miss Angie. Kobe, k _
Crosby. Miss E. Marie. Dondi, h
Cross, Miss Laun B., Peiping. p I
Cross. Rev. & Mrs. Rowland M., |
Tunghsien, p 1
Curr, Miss Isabella H., M.D., Inuvil, / |
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Curtis, Mr. & Mrs. Samuel J., Mt.
Silinda, g
Cushman, Miss Mary F.,M.D.,Chilesso,h
Dart, Mr. & Mrs. F. Sidney, Dondi, h ....
Day, Miss Lucille E., Ahmednagar, e ....
DeForest, Miss Charlotte B., Kobe, fc ....
Deming, Rev. & Mrs. Wilbur S., Ahmed-
nagar, e
De Vargas. Mr. Philippe, Peiping, p ....
Dewey, Dr. and Mrs. Albert W.,Gazian-
tep, t
Dewey, Miss Diantha, Mardin, t
Dibble, Miss Lauretta A., Dondi, h
Dizney, Miss Helen. Tehchow, p
Dodd. Dr. & Mrs. Wilson F., Gaziantep, t
Douglass. Miss Edith L., Sofia, u
Dow, Miss Margaret, Peiping, p
Downs, Rev. & Mrs. Darley, Tokyo, fc ..
Dudley, Rev. & Mrs. Raymond A., Tiru-
mangalam, e
Dutton, Rev. & Mrs. Philip D., Taiku, p
Dwight, Miss Adelaide S., Kayseri. t
Dyer, Miss Lora G., M.D., Foochow, p ..
Dysart, Rev. & Mrs. John P.. Chikore, b
Eddy. Miss Sylvia T., (RN), Kayseri, t ....
Edwards, Rev. & Mrs. James F.,Poona,e
Ellener, Miss Fannie E., Chikore, g
Ennis, Rev. & Mrs. Merlin W.,Sachikela,h
Fairbank, Rev. & Mrs. Edward, Vadala.e
Fairbank, Rev. & Mrs.Robert W.,Vadala,e
Fanning, Miss Katherine F., Tottori, k ..
Felt. Mrs. Rachel C, Sholapur, e
Fenenga, Miss Agnes, Aleppo, I
Field. Miss Sarah M., Kobe, fc
Fletcher, Miss Katharine O., Scutari, a
Flint. Mr. & Mrs. Edgar M., Madura, d
Floyd, Miss Florence A., Saloniki. h !
Fowle, Mr. & Mrs. Luther R., IstanbuLa
Fox. Miss G. Evelyn, Cagayan, v
Frame. Mrs. Alice B.. Tunghsien, p
Frost, Miss Caroline E., Adams, c
Fuller. Miss Edith J., Mt. Silinda, g ....
Gait, Rev. & Mrs. Elmer W., Fenchow,p
Gait, Rev. & Mrs. Howard S., D.D., Pei-
ping, p
Garman. Rev. & Mrs. Clark P.. Tokyo.fcl
Getchell, Mr. & Mrs. Dana K., Saloniki,n|
Gilbert. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis L., Jr., I
Tehchow, p _ I
Gillett. Rev. & Mrs. Clarence S.,Sendai,fc|
Gillette, Dr. Charles L., Pagoda Anchor- I
age, p I
Gordon. Miss Jean P., Wai, e
Greene, Miss Olive, Izmir, t
Grimes, Mr. & Mrs. Albert C, Tientsin, p
Gulick. Mr. & Mrs. Leeds, Matsuyama,fc
Haas. Dr. & Mrs. Cyril H., Adana, t
Hack, Mrs. Richard B., Mt. Silinda, g
Hackett. Mr. fc Mrs. Harold W.. Kobe, fc
Haight, Miss Helen R., Manepay. / I
Hammaker, Miss Margaret G.. Sholapur, el
Harley, Miss Isabelle, Saloniki, n |
Harris, Miss Gertrude, Ahmednagar, e ..I
Harrison. Rev. & Mrs. M. H.,Bangalore.dl
Hastings, Rev. & Mrs. D. A., Bailundo, h \
Hausske, Mr. & Mrs.Albert C..Tehchow,p|
Hawkes. Rev. & Mrs. Wm. E., Saloniki,n|
Hazen, Rev. & Mrs. William, Sholapur. el
Heebner, Miss Flora K., Taiku, p I
Hemingway, Mrs. Willoughby A.,Taiku,p|
Hess, Rev. & Mrs. James M., Madura, d|
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Missionaries of A. B. C. F. M.
317
Missionary and Location
Missionary and Location
Hieb, Rev. & Mrs. Stephen P.,ShoIapur,c
Hibbard, Miss Esther L., Kyoto, k
Hill, Mr. & Mrs. Lester E., Satara, c...
Hinman, Miss Margaret, Izmir, t
Hollenbeck, Rev. & Mrs. Henry S.,
M.D., Sachilcela, h
Holway, Rev. & Mrs. Theodore T.,
Samokov, u
Honiss, Miss Lillian J., Gaziantep, t
Horn, Miss Josie E., Fenchow, p
Houston, Miss Lydia S., Foochow, p
Hoxie, Miss Ella C, Sholapur, e
Hoyt, Miss Olive S., Matsuyama, fc
Hubbard, Rev. & Mrs. Hugh W.. Pao-
tingfu, p
Huggins, Miss Alice M., Tunghsien, p....
Huggins, Miss Mabel I., Peiping, p
Hume, Dr. & Mrs. Walter F., Wai, e
Hunter, Rev. & Mrs. James A. Tungh-
sien, p _
Huntley, Mr. & Mrs. Frank L., Kyoto.fc
Hurlbut, Miss Mary W., Dondi, h „
Husted, Miss Edith E., Kobe, k
Isely, Rev. & Mrs. Merrill N., Gazian-
tep, t _ _ _
Jacobs. Miss Jennie, Foochow, p
Jameson, Dr. & Mrs. Wm. J., Manepay,/
Jillson, Miss Jeannie L., Beirut, I
Judd, Dr. & Mrs. Walter H., Fenchow, p
Kane, Miss Marion E., Kobe, it
Kelley, Miss Anne B., Peiping, p
Krieder, Mr. & Mrs. Herman, Istanbul, a
Lanktree, Miss Lucy B., Ingtai, p
Laubach, Rev. & Mrs. Frank C, Ph.D.,
Dansalan. v
Lawrence, Dr. & Mrs. W. T., Chikore. g
Lawson, Mr. & Mrs. James H., Pasu-
malai, d
Leach, Rev. & Mrs. Henry P. D., Mexico
City, s
Leete, Rev. & Mrs. William R., Kuling, p\
Leger, Rev. & Mrs. Samuel H., I
Peiping, p [
Leslie. Mrs. Elvesta T.. Istanbul, a I
Lindsley, Miss Alice P., Istanbul, t [
Lockwood, Mr. & Mrs. Edson C, Ma-
dura, e
Long, Rev. & Mrs. Loy L., Sholapur, c...
Long, Miss Mabel E., EUenico, n
Lorbeer, Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd L.,
Pasumalai, d
Loughridge, Miss Stella N., Scutari, t
Lowrey, Miss Edna, Canton, p
Lucas, Miss Gladys M., Istanbul, t
Lum, Miss Maryette H., Peiping, p
Lyman, Rev. & Mrs. James K., Istanbul, «
Lyons, Miss Lucia E., Tehchow, p
MacCallum, Rev. & Mrs. Frederick W.,
D.D., Istanbul, a _..
MacCausland. Miss Isabelle. Kobe, k _
Malcolm, Miss Florence C, Chilesso, h .
Manshardt, Rev. & Mrs. C. G., Bombay.e
Marden, Dr. & Mrs. Jesse K., Athens, n
Markham, Dr. & Mrs. H. V., Dondi, h....
Markham, Mr. & Mrs.R. Finney,Aleppo,a
Marsh, Rev. & Mrs. John S., Mt. Silinda,?
Martin. Rev. & Mrs. Azel A., Batla-
gundu, d
Martin, Rev. & Mrs. Harry S. Tungh-
sien. p
Martin, Miss Jessie E., Merzifon, t
Matthews, Rev. & Mrs. Harold S., Fen-
chow, p
Maxwell, Mrs. Katherine S., Durban, c
Maynard, Rev. & Mrs. Harrison A., |
Izmir I
McCall. Rev. & Mrs. Clarence F.
Niigata, fc _ |
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McClure, Miss Mary L., Fenchow, p ....
McClure, Rev. & Mrs. Robert W., Foo-
chow, p _
McCord, Dr. & Mrs. James B., Durban, c
McDowell, Rev. & Mrs. Henry C, Ga-
langue, h
McKinley, Rev. & Mrs. James F.,
Dumaguete, v ~
McKnight, Rev. & Mrs. William Q.,
Sendai, fc
McMillan, Dr. & Mrs. Aaron M., Ga-
langue, h
Meebold, Miss Louise M., Fenchow, p....
Merrill, Miss Gertrude H., Mt. Silinda, g
Merrill, Rev. & Mrs. John E., Ph.D..
Aleppo, I
Merrill, Miss Katherine, Matsuyama, fc..
Mills, Miss Minnie B., Ellenico, n
Minto, Miss Una J., Dondi, A
Mix, Miss Katharine, Wai, e
Moran, Rev.& Mrs. Sherwood F.,Osaka,fc
Morley, Miss Bertha B., Saloniki, n....
Moulton, Rev. & Mrs. Joseph L.,Rahuri,e
Munger, Miss Alzina C, Taiku, p
Murphy, Miss Alice E., Tehchow, p
Neflf, Rev. & Mrs. Clarence A., Guad-
alajara, s
Neipp, Rev. & Mrs. Henry A., Chilesso,A
Nelson, Miss Olive L., Madura, e
Nelson, Miss Valley L., Tunghsien, p
Newell, Mr. & Mrs. George M., Foo-
chow, p
Nichols, Rev. & Mrs. Edward G., Din-
digul, d
Nicholson, Miss Oline E., Sholapur, e..
Nilson, Rev. & Mrs. Paul E.. Kayseri, t.._
Nolting, Rev. & Mrs. Edward L., Ma-
dura, d
Noreen, Miss Emma B., Fenchow, p
Norton, Miss Harriet C, Aleppo, I
Noyes, Miss Fanny G., Merzifon, t
Nute, Dr. & Mrs. William L., Kayseri, «
Odell, Miss Elsie J., Merzifon, t
Olds, Rev. & Mrs. C. Burnell,Okayama,fc
Orner, Mr. & Mrs. Arthur J. ,Mt. Silinda, g
Parmelee, Miss Ruth A., M.D., Athens, n
Parsons, Miss Edith F., Izmir, t
Payne, Miss Jessie E., Paotingfu, p
Pence. Mr. & Mrs. Harold T., Gazian-
tep, t
Phelps, Miss Isabelle. Paotingfu, p
Phelps, Miss Theda B., Gaziantep, t
Phillips, Rev. & Mrs. Ray E., Johannes-
burg, c
Picken, Miss L. Lillian, Satara, e
Pinneo. Miss Annie E., Ellenico, n
Pohl, Miss Isle C, Kayseri, t
Porter, Rev. & Mrs. Lucius C, Peiping,p|
Putney, Miss Ethel W., Istanbul, a
Pye, Mrs. Gertrude C, Fenchow, p |
Rawlinson, Rev. & Mrs. Frank, D.D.,|
Shanghai, p „ _ |
Redick. Miss Emma C, Bailundo, h |
Reed. Miss Alice C "Tehchow, p 1
Reed. Miss Bertha P., Peiping, p I
Reuling, Mr. & Mrs. John A. Adams, c|
Reynolds. Rev. & Mrs. Paul R.,Fenchow,pl
Ridley. Miss Florence M., Wai. e I
Riggs, Rev. & Mrs. Charles H., Nanking, p
Riggs, Rev. and Mrs. Charles T.,Istanbul.a|
Riggs, Rev. & Mrs. Ernest W., Salon- 1
iki, n I
Riggs, Rev. & Mrs. Henry H., Beirut, I..j
Rinden, Rev. & Mrs. Arthur, Diongloh.pi
Roberts. Rev. & Mrs. Floyd L., Nagoya,fcl
Roberts. Isabella M., M.D., Madura, e
Robinson, Mr. & Mrs. Arthur G., Tien- 1
tsin, p _ _ I
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Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches
[1934
Robinson, Rev. & Mrs. Harold W.,
Tunghsien, p
Robinson, Dr. & Mrs. Hugh L., Tunghsien, p
Rose, Rev. & Mrs. Richard S.,Kodaikanal,d
Rounds, Miss F. Louise. Sachikela, h
Russell, Miss Lida M., Dondi, h
Saunders. Rev. & Mrs. Albert J.,Madura,({|
Sawyer, Miss Myra L., Nanchang, ;y
Scott, Miss Lavinia, Adams, c
Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Roderick, Foochow.p
Sewall, Miss Carolyn T., Tientsin, p
Sewny, Mrs. Lillian Cole, Saloniki, n _
Shaw, Mr. & Mrs. Ernest T., Peiping, p
Shepard, Dr. & Mrs. Lorrin A.,Istanbul.a
Shepherd, Rev. & Mrs. George W.,
Kuling, p „
Silliman, Miss Caroline, Aleppo, I
Smith, Miss Bertha K., Aruppokottai, d
Smith, Rev. & Mrs. Edward H., Ingtai,p
Smith, Miss Helen H.. Foochow, p „
Smith, Mr. & Mrs. R. Bonsall, Kayseri, t
Stanley, Rev. & Mrs. Charles A., D. D.,
Tsinan, p _ _..
Stick, Rev. & Mrs. Henry A., Adams, c.
Stoffer, Rev. & Mrs. Bryan S.. Madura.d
Stoltzfus, Rev. & Mrs. Benjamin F.,
Sofia, u
Storrs, Rev. & Mrs. Charles L., Kuling.p
Stowe, Miss Grace H., Kobe, fc
Stowe, Miss Mary E., Kobe, k
Swart, Rev. & Mrs. Winfleld Q.,Ahmed-
nagar, e _
Taylor. Miss Betty I. (R.N.). Madura, d
Taylor, Dr. & Mrs. Alan B., Durban, c...
Taylor, Rev. & Mrs. James D., D.D., Jo-
hannesburg, c _ _..
Thelin, Mr. & Mrs. Guy A., Foochow, p
Thomas, Mr. & Mrs. G. Ross, Bombay, e
Thomas, Dr. & Mrs. Horace S.,Madura,d
Thomas, Miss Mary, Dondi, h
Tong, Rev. & Mrs. Walter C, Davao, v .._
Tontz, Miss Minnie A., (RN),Mt.Silinda,(7
Topping, Rev. & Mrs. William H., Foo-
chow, p
Torrence. Miss Louise F., Chikore, g
Towne. Miss Mary A.. Dumaguete, v
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Towner, Miss C. Grace, Tarsus, t
Tucker, Rev.& Mrs. Frank S., Sachikela,A
vTan Kirk, Miss Ruth E., Peiping, p
iVagner, Dr. & Mrs. Vincent E., Taiku,p
Valbridge. Miss Margaret E., Inanda, c
Walker, Miss Josephine C, Foochow, p....
Walker, Miss Nellie M., Ellenico, n
A^allace, Rev. & Mrs. William W., Ma-
dura, e _
Wain, Rev. & Mrs. Duane V., Chilesso, h
A'^ard, Mr. & Mrs. Arthur A., Tellip-
pallai, f _
A^ard, Miss Laura D., Diongloh, p
Vard, Miss Mary I., Merzifon, f
Warren, Rev. & Mrs. Charles M.,
Kyoto, k
Watson, Dr. & Mrs. Percy T., Fenchow,p
Webb. Rev. & Mrs. Richard S.,Bailundo,A
Wheeler, Mr. & Mrs. Mark H., Tehchow,p
White, Dr. & Mrs. Matthew J.W.,Davao,u
vVickes, Rev. & Mrs. Dean R., Tehchow.p
Wilbur, Dr. & Mrs. Leonard F., Taiku, p
Vilcox, Miss Katie, Madura, d
Vilder, Dr. & Mrs. Edward W.,Madura,d
A'^ilder, Rev. & Mrs. George D., D.D.,
Tehchow, p
Viley, Miss Martha, Foochow, p
A^illiams, Miss Gladys M., Taiku, p
ATillis, Dr. & Mrs. Willis H.. Mt. Si-
linda, g _ _
Wilson, Mr. & Mrs. Stanley D.,Peiping,p
Wolsted, Rev. & Mrs. Clarence E., Man-
amadura, d _ _
A''ood, Miss Agnes A., Inanda, c
Wood. Miss E. Loleta, Rahuri, e
Woodard, Rev. & Mrs. William P.,SeouI,
Korea _
Woodruff, Mrs. Alma S., Sofia, u
Woodward, Rev. & Mrs. Frank J., Dan-
salan, Lanao, v
Woodward, Miss Sarah E., Izmir, a I
Woolworth, Rev. & Mrs. Wm. Sage, Jr., I
Tarsus, t I •IS
Wright, Miss Margarita, Guadalojara, s ..[
Yarrow, Miss Harriet, Izmir, t |
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a Constantinople, P. O. Box 142.
b Portugese East Africa,
c South Africa,
d South India.
e India.
/ Ceylon.
g South Rhodesia. Africa.
h West Africa.
i Spain,
fc Janan.
I Syria.
m Caucasus.
n Greece,
p China.
q Czechoslovakia,
s Mexico.
t Turkey,
u Bulgaria.
y Micronesia.
V Philippine Islands (Mindanao).
N. B. — As postal directions, the places named are often inadequate and subject to change.
Correspondents of missionaries of the American Board are advised to send their letters, en-
closed, to Rev. H. E B. Case, 14 Beacon St.. Boston. Mass.
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319
RETIRED MISSIONARIES OF THE AMERICAN BOARD
WHO HAD TWENTY-FIVE YEARS OR MORE IN SERVICE.
Ord App
Aiken, Rev. Edwin E., 18 Chiang T'sa
Hu Tung, Peiping, China '85 '80
Allchin, Rev. George, 254 Cliff Ave.,
Pelham, N. Y '82 '80
Andrews, Miss Mary E., Paotingfu,
Hopei, China '68
Baldwin, Miss Elizabeth, Kusaie, Caro-
line Islands, via Japan '97
Baldwin, Miss Jane D., Kusaie, Caro-
line Islands, via Japan '97
Ballantine, Mrs. William O., 1021 So.
El Molino Ave., Pasadena, Cal '85
Barker, Miss Annie M., P. O. Box 142,
Istanbul. Turkey '94
Bement, Miss Frances K., 30419 Center
Ridge Road, Bay Village, Ohio '98
Bement, Dr. Lucy P., 30419 Center
Ridge Road, Bay Village, Ohio '98
Berry, Dr. (M.D.) John C, 28 Trow-
bridge Road, Worcester, Mass '71
Bissell, Miss Emily R., 297 Arques St.,
Sunnyvale Cal '86
Blakely, Miss Ellen M., South Had-
ley Mass '85
Bliss, Dr. and Mrs. Edward L., 18
Girard Ave., Hartford, Conn '92
Brown, Mrs. Clara P., 906 College
Ave., Wooster, Ohio '99
Browne, Dr. John K., 138 Hancock
St., Auburndale, Mass.- '76 '75
Caldwell, Mr. & Mrs. Samuel L., Box
605 Laguna Beach Cal '03
Cary, Mrs. Otis, 6 Tomioka-cho, 3
Chome Otaru, Japan _....'77 '77
Catlin, Miss Ellen W., 292 Pearl St.,
Burlington, Vt '08
Chambers, Mrs. W., Nesbitt, c/o
American Press, Beirut, Syria '79
Channon, Rev. and Mrs. Irving M.,
138 Hancock St., Auburndale, Mass...'88 '90
Chapin, Rev. Franklin M., 110 No.
Ingalls St., Ann Arbor, Mich '80 '80
Chittenden, Miss Caroline E., care
Mrs. C. Chittenden, 6 West St..
Oberhn, Ohio '92
Clarke, Miss Elizabeth C, Shiakovtsi,
Safiisko, Bulgaria '99
Clarke, Rev. and Mrs. William P.,
311 Locust St., Florence, Mass '91 '91
Corbin, Rev. (D. D.) Paul L., Taiku
Shansi, China '99 '03
Cowes, Mrs. Amy B., 914 N. Electric
Ave., Alhambra, California '93
Cozad, Miss Gertrude, 220 West Sixth
St.. Claremont, California '88
Denton, Miss Mary F., Doshisha Girls'
School, Kyoto, Japan '88
Dickson, Rev. and Mrs. James H., 3
Aga Abbas Ali Rd., Bangalore, India '99 '99
Dodd, Miss Isabelle, 271 Claremont
Ave., Montclair, N. J '82
Eaton, Mrs. James D., 5955 Hayes
Ave., Los Angeles, Cal '82
Elwood, Rev. Willis P., 220 Mont-
gomery St., Bloomfield, N. J '91
Ewing, Mrs. Charles E., 1890 Garfield
Road, E. Cleveland, Ohio '90
Fowler, Miss Esther B., Sholapur,
India '93
Fry, Rev. Earle C, D. D., 138 Hancock
St., Auburndale, Mass '90 '94
Fuller, Mr. and Mrs. Columbus C,
713 No. Ave. 53, Los Angeles, Cal '01
Gates, Mrs. Frances H., 138 Hancock
St., Auburndale, Mass '75
Goodenough, Mrs. Herbert D.,
Ord App
Rochester, Mass '81
Gordon, Mrs. Agnes D., Teramachi,
Nishi Imadegawa, Kyoto, Japan '72
Gordon, Miss Annie E., Box 335,
Beeton, Ontario, Canada '01
Graf, Miss Johanna L., 843V2 N. Main
St., Springfield, Mo '94
Griswold, Miss Fanny E., 138 Hancock
St., Auburndale, Mass '89
Gulick, Miss Julia A. E., Honolulu, T.
H., 2130 Armstrong St '74
Gulick, Dr. and Mrs. Sidney L., 160
Fourth St., Ashland, Ore '89 '87
Hamilton, Dr. Caroline F., Manchester
Apts., 5 Miller Ave., Holyoke, Mass. '92
Hartwell, Miss Emily S., Foochow,
Fukien, China '83
Haskell, Mrs. Edward B., 808 Columbia
St., Claremont, Cal '84
Haskell, Miss Mary M., 8 Buxton Blvd.,
Sofia, Bulgaria '90
Herrick, Rev. and Mrs. David S., 138
Hancock St., Auburndale, Mass '94 '94
Hitchcock, Mrs. William E., West
Medway, Mass '80
Holton, Mrs. Edward P., 4 Parker St.,
Newbury, Mass '91 '89
Hoppin, Miss Jessie R., Jaluit, Marshall
Islands, via Japan '90
House, Dr. and Mrs. J. Henry, c/o
American Farm School, Saloniki,
Greece '71 '71
Howe, Miss Annie L., c/o Mrs. Culver,
103 Dartmouth St., Rochester, N. Y. '87
Howland, Dr. and Mrs. John, 238 W.
7th St., Claremont, California '82 '82
Hubbard, Mrs. Emma R., 29 Lafayette
St., White Plains, N. Y '73
Ingram, Mrs. James H., 40 Teng-
shinkou, Peiping, China '87
Irwin, Mrs. Herbert M., 59 Donald St.,
Winnepeg, Canada '03
Jeffery, Mrs. Maude B., 192 Forest
St., Oberlin, Ohio '90
•Tones, Miss Anna B., 2750 14th St.,
N. W., Washington, D. C '90
Jones, Mrs. Sara H., 170 Woodlawn
Ave., Oberlin, Ohio '78
Judson, Miss Cornelia, 820 E. Broad-
way, Stratford, Conn '87
Kinnear, Dr. (M.D.) and Mrs. Hard-
man N., 263 Elm St., Oberhn, Ohio '89
Knapp, Mrs. Anna J., 321 Central St.,
Auburndale, Mass '90
Lawrence, Prof. & Mrs. Caleb W.,
Leonard St., Norton, Mass '96
Learned, Dr. and Mrs. Dwight W.,
520 Mayflower Rd., Claremont, Cal. '75 '75
Lombard, Rev. Frank A., 1 Crown
Ridge Rd., Wellesley, Mass '00 '03
MacLachlan, Dr. and Mrs. Alexander,
"Kennarden," Hill St., Kingston, On-
tario, Canada '87 '90
McCallum, Miss Emily M., American
Juniro College, Ellenico, Greece '83
McCann, Mr. & Mrs. James H., Box
155, Newport Beach, Cal '01
McNaughton, Rev. & Mrs. James P.,
D. D., Ill So. Osceola Ave., Clear-
water, Fla '87 '87
Marden, Mrs. Etta D., 249 N. Euclid
Ave., Pasadena, Cal '81
Martin, Dr. and Mrs. John C, 362
Temple Ave., Long Beach, Cal '88 '93
Matthews, Miss Mary L., 48 S. 12th
St., Mt. Vernon, N. Y '88
320
Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches
[1934
Ord App
Millard, Miss Anna L., c/o Mrs. Wm.
O. Ballantine, 1021 S. El Molino Ave.,
Pasadena, California '87
Miller, Mrs. Charles W., Wrangell
Just., Wrangell, Alaska '05
Miller, Rev. and Mrs. John X., White
Lodge, Coonoor, The Nilgiris, So.
India '03 '03
Miner, Miss Luella, Shih Ching Shan,
Peiping West, Peiping, China '87
Newell, Rev. (D.D.) & Mrs. Horatio
B., 131 W. 8th St., Claremont, Cal. '87
Nugent, Miss Isabella F., 21 Rose Ave.,
Toronto, Ontario, Canada '90
Orvis, Miss Susan W., Theological
Quadrangle, Oberlin, Ohio 02
Partridge, Rev. and Mrs. Ernest C,
108 E. College St., Oberlin, Ohio '98 '00
Patrick, Miss Mary Mills, Hotel Presi-
dent, Palo Alto, Cal '71
Pedley, Mrs. Hilton, 138 Hancock St.,
Auburndale, Mass '87
Peet, Rev. and Mrs. Lyman P., 1918
La France Ave., So. Pasadena, Cal. ..'88 '87
Peet, Dr. William W., 536 Oak St..
Chattanooga, Tenn '81
Perkins, Rev. James C, Regent, No.
Dak '85 '84
Pettee, Mrs. Belle W., 923 West North
St.. Decatur, Illinois '78
Porter, Rev. John S.. U. Havl., Sadu 7,
Prague, Czechoslovakia '91 '91
Prescott, Miss Ellen O., 1306 No. Gor-
don Ave., Pomona, Cal '87
Prime, Miss Ida W.. Saranac Lake,
New York '84
Quickenden, Miss Catherine S., "House
of Rest," 10 Finchle Rd., St.
Johnswood, London, N. W. 8, Eng-
land '06
Ransom, Mrs. Charles N., 138 Han-
cock St., Auburndale, Mass '89
Rice, Miss Nina E.. 407 Harrison Ave.,
Claremont, Cal '03
Roberts, Rev. James H., 442 Wolcott
Hill Road, Wethersfield, Conn "77
Root, Miss Mary M., 26 Dennison St.,
Hartford, Conn '87
Rowland, Dr. and Mrs. George M.,
138 Hancock St., Auburndale, Mass. '86 '86
Sanders, Rev. (D.D.) & Mrs. William
H., 601 S. Bancroft Pkwy.. Wilming-
ton, Del '80
Scott, (M.D.) Mrs. Mary M., 138 Han-
cock St., Auburndale, Mass '93
Ord App
Searle. Miss Susan A., 635 Alden Rd.,
Claremont, California '83
Smith, Mrs. James, c/o Dr. Hilda
Smith, Madura, India (in England) '79
Stanford, Mrs. Jennie P., 149 S. New
Hampshire Ave., Los Angeles, Cal. '86
Stapleton, Rev. and Mrs. Robert S..
Line Fork Settlement, Gilley,
Letcher Co., Ky '97 '98
Stelle, Mrs. William R.. Tunghsien.
near Peiping, China '99
Stover, Mrs. Bertha D., 1422 Allison
Ave., Los Angeles, California '82
Swift, Miss Eva M., Missionary Rest
Home. The Manor House, 5 Primrose
Rd., Bangalore. S. India '84
Thomson, Mrs. Agnes C, Duncan,
Vancouver Island, B. C '81
Thompson, Dr. and Mrs. William L.,
P. O. Box 303, Memorial Home Com-
munity, Penney Farms, Florida '91
Trowbridge, Miss Elizabeth M., Man-
chester Apts., 5 Miller Ave., Hol-
yoke. Mass '91
Tucker, Drs. Frances F. and Emma B.
Chao Tung Fu, Yunnan, China '02
Ussher, Rev. (M.D.) Clarence D.,
8 High St., Worcester, Mass '94 '97
Vaughan, Rev. & Mrs. C. Stanley, 135
Pine St., Fitchburg, Mass '93 '93
Webb, Miss Elizabeth, care Ameri-
can Press, Beirut, Syria '86
Webb, Mary G., care American Press,
Beirut, Syria '90
Webster, Mrs. Marion M.. c/o Mrs. J.
A. Riddell, 3033 Berkeley Ave., Los
Angeles, Cal '85
White, Dr. & Mrs. Geo. E., c/o J. W.
Goldsbury, 807 Marquette Ave.,
Minneapolis, Minn '87 '90
White, Rev. and Mrs. Schuyler S., 815
North Hill Ave., Pasadena, Cal '90 '90
Wilder, Dr. George A., 28 Edgewood
Road, Glen Ridge, N. J '80 '80
Wingate, Rev. and Mrs. Henry K.,
610 E. Third St.. Northfleld, Minn '93 '93
Woodside, Mrs. Thomas W.. Winter
Park, Florida *88
Woodworth, Rev. and Mrs. A. D.,
Merom, Indiana '92
Wright, Dr. Alfred C. 2262 Birch Lane,
Eugene, Ore '86 '85
WyckofI, Miss E. Gertrude, King-Bru-
waert House, Hinsdale, 111 '87
1934] Pastors Not Members Cong'l.-Chr. Assns. and Licentiates 321
PASTORS OF CONGREGATIONAL AND
CHRISTIAN CHURCHES
NOT MEMBERS OF ASSOCIATIONS OR CONFERENCES AND
LICENTIATES
List of pastors who have not been reported as having full ministerial standing. The list
includes the names of all licentiates reported by state registrars whether or not they are
serving churches.
Abercrombie, A. Vaughan, Lie, 401 4th St.,
Marietta, O.
Ackerly, George A., M.E., Mansfield Center,
Corm.
Ackerman, Paul R., Lie, Andover, Conn.
Adams, Claude E., M.E., Epping, N. H.
Adams, Mrs. Julia, Lie, Milford Center, O.
Adams, J. Chandler, Lie, R. 2, Andalusia,
Ala.
Adkins, Clayton C, Meth., Millbury, Mass.
Aikins, Lincoln J., Lie, South Windham,
Me.
Airheart, Walter L., Meth., 1223 I3th St. N.,
N. Fargo, N. D.
Akin, George E., Lie, Keanae, Maui, Hawaii.
Albarian, S. M., Presb., 231 Oleander Ave.,
Fresno, Calif.
Albee, Harriet H., Lay, W. Stewartstown,
N. H.
Albertson, Aden B., Meth., Knox St., Wor-
cester, Mass.
Albertson, James T., Bapt., Oto, la,
Albrecht, L. M., Breth., Gresham, Nebr.
Alderson, Mrs. Agnes, Lie, Frankfort, S. D.
Aldrich, Charles S., Lie, Malta, Mont.
Alexander, Thurman F., Meth., Tyngsboro,
Mass.
Alicea, Fidel, U.B., Centrale Fortuna, Ponce,
P. R.
Alison, Valentine. Presb., Tolland, Conn.
Allen, Eric R., Cong., Manchester, Vt.
AUington, Mrs. Irene, Lie, Eau Claire, Mich.
Almon, Clarence, Presb., Hamilton, Mo.
Alu, Mrs. Ed., Lie, Puunene, Hawaii.
Ames, O. E., Disc, 236 Grand River Ave.,
Lansing, Mich.
Anderson, Bessie L., Lie, West Brooksviile,
Me.
Anderson, C. Edwin, Sw.Cov., Viking, Minn.
Anderson, Charles F., Bapt.Lie, Chester,
Mass.
Anderson, C. L., Sw.Cov., Box 134, Crom-
well, Conn.
Anderson, C. L.. C.M.A., Kelley, la.
Anderson, D. R., Ev.Free, Winona, Minn.
Anderson, H. C., Evang., 563 Olympia Ave.,
Grantwood, N. J.
Anderson, James J., Lie, Tomahawk, Wise.
Anderson, Stuart L., Lie, 5757 University
Ave., Chicago, 111.
Andes, William J., Lie, R. 4, Harrisonburg,
Va.
Aoki, Sajiro. Lie, Puunene, Hawaii.
Applegath, Charles L., M.E., Middlefield,
Conn.
Appleton, Frederic G., Presb., 214 D St., San
Rafael, Calif.
Archer, W. N., Lie, Lineville, Ala.
Arlin, W. Aubrey, Lie, Friendship, N. Y.
Ashman, Kenneth, Breth., Ashland College,
Ashland, O.
Atwood, John, Lie, 804 E. 58th St., Chicago,
111.
Avery, Reginald D., Lie, Barkhamsted,
Conn.
Ayers, Stephen E., Presb., Clinton, Conn.
Babcock, W. H.,Lie, 414 Summit Ave., Eau
Claire, Mich.
Back, Karl A., Congr., Scituate Centre, Mass.
Baker, G. W. K., Lie, Waipahu, Hawaii.
Baker, Henry D., Bapt.Lie, East Woodstock,
Conn.
Baker, H. E., M.E., Black Creek, N. Y.
Baldwin, Clarence W., Disc.Lie, 1928 W.
Vermont St., Indianapolis, Ind.
Ball, Dwight, Lie, Campbell, Minn.
Banks, Ray, Bapt., Bedford, Ind.
Bankston, Mrs. Daisy, Lie, Fairfield, 111.
Barber, Mrs. John, Lie, Oakland, Nebr.
Barksdale, Robert, Lie, Sandersville, Ga.
Barrett, Q. K.. Bapt., New Salem, Mass.
Barry, Frank T., Presb., 10324 Park Hts. Rd..
Cleveland, O.
Barter, M. E., Bapf., Wardsboro, Vt.
Bartlett, Charles F., Lie, 5753 Woodlawn
Ave., Chicago, 111.
Bartlett, John, Lie, 109 Oliver, Maiden,
Mass.
Bascom, Eric W., Lie, Canterbury, N. H.
Basham, R. Arthur, Presb., 36 W. Valerio St.,
Santa Barbara, Calif.
Bashore, Blair O., Lie, 5721 Wentworth Ave.,
Chicago, 111.
Bass, H. Clyde, M.E.So., Slocum, Ala.
Bastow, William, North Dighton, Mass.
Batten, Erwin G., M.E.Lie, East Calais, Vt.
Bawden, Raymond C, Lay, Arena, Wise.
Beale, Elmore, Lie, Mt. Sterling, O.
Beardsley, Whitmore E., Lie, Hartford
Theol. Sem., Hartford, Conn.
Beasley, L. J., Lie, Gammon Sem., Atlanta,
Ga.
Beck, Fred, Ev.Free, Penn Ave., Dover, N. J.
Beckett, Arthur E., Meth., South Acton,
Mass.
Beckwith, Mrs. Elizabeth M., Lie, 109 Hale,
Beverly, Mass.
Beebe, George C, Meth., 71 Princeton,
Springfield, Mass.
Beers. Samuel G., Meth., Clifton. 111.
Behrens, Ben. IVI.E., 3707 W. 50th Ave., Den-
ver, Colo.
Bell, Thomas J., Cong., Brockton, Mass.
Bellinger, J. Stanley, Lie, Marshfield, Mass.
Benner, R. B., Lie, Occidental College, Los
Angeles, Calif.
Bennett, Stanley A., Lay, East Lebanon, Me.
Bennett, Thomas C, Lie, Prentice, Wise.
Bergner, Charles S., Presb., Rochester, N. Y.
Bergsman, Lee D., Lie, Birchdale, Minn.
Bergsman, LeUa, Lie, Birchdale, Minn.
Bergstrom, David H., Swed.Cong., 92 Viola,
Lowell, Mass.
Bernard, H. H.. M.E., Orwell, N. Y.
Bemtsen, R., N.E.T., Wesley, la.
Berry, Edward P., Presb., 40 High, Spring-
field, Mass.
Bevan, Vernon, Lie, 5 Rowell, Beverly,
IVI3SS.
Beverage, Albion P.. Lie, Oxford, Me.
Bibiloni, Juan, Lie, Yabucoa, P. R.
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Bickett, Willard, Lay, Hooksett, N. H.
Bingham, Brewster, Lie, Union Theol. Sem.,
New York, N. Y.
Bishop, Blaine, M.E.Lic, Taylor University,
Upland, Ind.
Bissell, Ray J., Chr., 7th & Popler Sts., Cosh-
octon, O.
Bjuge, Carl B., Free. 5207 Franklin Ave.,
Cleveland, O.
Bjurlin, David B.. Swed.Cong., 14 V2 Spring,
Beverly, Mass.
Blackman, Allan C, M.E., Oberlin, O.
Blackmore, J. T. Cullum, M.E., Somers-
worth, N. H.
Blair, Margaret, Lie, 5763 Dorchester Ave.,
Chicago, 111.
Blanchard, Forest I., Lie, 6801 Maplewood
Ave., Sylvania, O.
Blanchet, James, Lie, Holland, Va.
Blough, Homer E., Breth., Clear Lake, Minn.
Boell, E. J., Presb., Dubuque, la.
Bolt, Orey M., Chr., Sprakers, N. Y.
Bond, Claude, Lie, Magnolia, Mass.
Bond, Lester E., Presb., 803 Montello St.,
Hood River, Ore.
Booch, Harold L., Lie, 5757 University Ave.,
Chicago, 111.
Booker, E. Henry, Lie, c/o 12th St. Y. M. C.
A., Washington, D. C.
Boose, John H., Presb., 21 E. Ogden Ave.,
La Grange, 111.
Bostic, Rufus, Lie, Fayetteville, N. C.
Bosworth, Leslie, Lie, Wichita, Kans.
Bottom, William, M.E., Washta. la.
Bourne, Donald S., Lie, Ravenna, Nebr.
Boyce, Gerald E., Bapt., Maryland, N. Y.
Boyd, James E., Lie, Box 4, Highland, Calif.
Bragdon, William, Bapt., 208 Proctor St.,
Durham, N. C.
Brammer, Merrill M., Lie, Theol. Quad-
rangle, Oberlin, O.
Brening, Adam, Lie, Hardin, Mont.
Brereton, J. P., P.E., Medina, O.
Bridge, Mrs. Robert T., Lie, 110 N. Jefferson.
Wellington, Kans.
Bright, Cory, Lie, Christiansburg, O.
Brill, Walton E., Lie, Hooks Mill, W. Va.
Brokema, Frederic, Refd., 22 Canner St.,
New Haven, Conn.
Bronlow, G. A.. C. of God, Bement, 111.
Brouse, Cecil, Lie, Winchester, Ind.
Brown, Chas. M., Lie, 5757 University Ave.,
Chicago. 111.
Brown, Earl B., Lay, Theol. Quadrangle,
Oberlin, O.
Brown, James B., Presb., Aurora, Nebr.
Brown, James G., Evang., Goshen, Conn.
Brown, Mai-vin, Lie, Beverly, Mass.
Brown, R. F., Presb., Sanford, N. C.
Bruvold, G. B., M.E., Chester, N. J.
Buchholz, Fred A., Meth., Chesterfield, 111.
Bucklin, Elden G., Bapt., Chepachet, R. I.
Bugden, Wilson A., M.E., North Hero, Vt.
Bull, Earl R., Meth., Millis, Mass.
Burch, Loren W., Groton, N. Y.
Burgess, H. W., M.E.So., Rock Mills, Ala.
Burget, Martin L., Bapt., Yampa, Colo.
Burke, Edwin L., M.E., Marshfleld, Vt.
Burns, John S., Presb., 864 Monroe St., Cor-
vallis. Ore.
Burt, Henry J., Bapt.Lie, Newfields, N. H.
Burton, Roger T., Lie, Oberlin, O.
Burtt, Robert E., Lie, Union Theol. Sem.,
New York, N. Y.
Burwell, James, Lie, 137 Oakwood Ave.,
Marietta, O.
Bushnell, Howard R., Lie, R. D. 8, Nor-
wich, Conn.
Bussart, Otis, M.E., Neosho Falls, Kans.
Butler, Estella S., Lie, 412 W. 5th Ave.,
Huntington, W. Va.
Butler, V. W., Pres., Sully, la.
Butterfield, Mrs. Ray E., Lie, 7 Church,
Maiden, Mass.
Butts, Nannie, Lie, Dearborn, Mo.
Byer, E. F., Breth., Tripoli, la.
Byrne, Ervin, Lie, Pacific School of Re-
ligion, Berkeley, Calif.
Byrne, Sidney, Lie, 2220 E. 75th, Seattle,
Wash.
Cabera, Ramon, Presb., 1213 Gilpin Place,
Chicago, 111.
Cairns, Robert, Lie, Adrian, Mich.
Campbell, Harlin M., M.E., 20 South St.,
Bellows Falls, Vt.
Campbell, Warren C, Lie, 438 Cottage St.,
S. Portland, Me.
Campbell, William A., M.E., Schroon Lake,
N. Y.
Canney, A. Wallace, Lie, North Westchester,
Conn.
Cannon, W. L., M.E., 3138 8th St., Des
Moines, la.
Carl, George T., M.E., Winchester, N. H.
Carlson, A. J., Luth., Minot, N. D.
Carlson, David A. E., Lie, 85 Stanton, Wor-
cester, Mass.
Camahan, C. C, Presb., Fredonia, Kans.
Carr, Auburn J., M.E., Milton, Vt.
Carrelli, Joseph, Adv., Watertown, N. Y.
Carson, Hermon A., U.C.of C, Derby Line,
Vt.
Carter, David, Meth., Wapping, Conn.
Carter, Francis E., Lay, R. D. 4, Fulton, N. Y.
Carter, Miller, Bapt., R. 2, Andalusia, Ala.
Carter, Richard P., Lie, Greenfield, N. H.
Cartwright, Arthur C, Lie, Biwabik, Minn.
Case, Herbert L., M.E., 528 S. 4th St., Man-
kato, Minn.
Case, William Moll, Presb., 16 W. 5th St.,
Reno, Nev.
Cassill, Miss Lulu B., Lie, Chewelah, Wash.
Caughey, Rudolph, Presb., Crockett, Calif.
Caviness, Mrs. Hermon C, Lie, Greensboro,
N. C.
Cazabatt, H. H., Lie, 1005 Canal St., Houma,
La.
Cederberg, Carl E., Scand.Cong., 103 Mont-
vale Ave., Woburn, Mass.
Chadwick, J. Raymond, Meth., Lynnfield
Centre, Mass.
Chamberlain, Robert J., Lie, 5218 N. 11th St.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Chandler, Douglas R., M.E., Trumbull, Conn.
Chandler, Warren, Lie, Brockton, Mass.
Chapman, Leslie W., Lie, Haverhill, Mass.
Chapman, William J., Lie, Connecticut.
Chase, Lewis A., Lie, Holden, Me.
Chase, Miss M. Priscilla, Lie, Elon College.
N. C.
Chatterton, Bristol, M.E., Pownal, Vt.
Chatterton, Read, Lie, Broad Brook, Conn.
Chedister, E. Stanley, Presb., 19 Brookwood
Drive, Maplewood, N. J.
Cheeks, Maggie L., Lie, Whaleyville, Va.
Chenowith, C. W., Presb., Rosalia, Wash.
Chitwood, Eldon, Disc, Readstown, Wise.
Christy, Prof. Edward L., Lie, 508 4th St..
Marietta, O.
Churchill. Gerald C. Lie, Rio, Wise,
Clapp, Edward T., Lie, New Ipswich, N. H.
Clark, J. Paul. M.P., 784 E. Main St., New-
ark, O.
Clarke, Mrs. Bertye, Lie, Pierson Station,
111.
Clements, Rex S., Cong., 67 Newbury, Bos-
ton, Mass.
Cleveland. Leroy V.. Bapt., R. D., Lubec, Me.
Cleveland, Leslie D., Lie, International
Falls, Minn.
Clinton, John Kenneth, Lie, Minersville, Pa
Coble, R. H.. Lie, Burlington. N. C.
1934] Pastors Not Members Cong'l.-Chr. Assns. and Licentiates 323
Cochrane, Clarke M., Lie, Harvard Divinity
School, Cambridge, Mass.
Coffey, L. H., 3780 Drake Ave., Cincinnati, O.
Collins, Edwin D., Lie, Middlebury, Vt.
Collins, Herbert B., Lie, Keene, N. H.
Collins, Roy L., Bapt., R. 2, Spokane, Wash.
Congdon, Howard S., Presb., Coming, la.
Cook, Douglas, M.E., 429 E. Cook St.. Por-
tage, Wise.
Cook, Elmer G., M.E., Somersville, Conn.
Cooley, Scott F., M.E., Williston, Vt.
Coon, Marion, Lie, Otego, N. Y.
Cooper, Alexander, Lie, East Corinth, Vt.
Corliss, Cyrus L., M.E., Bristol, Vt.
Correthers, B. C, Bapt., 603 Ave. H., Gads-
den, Ala.
Cotton, Harry L., Bapt., Otisfield, Me.
Coulthard, Arthur, Lie, Paxton, Mass.
Council, Herbert G., Lie, Williamsburg, Va.
Counting, Daniel, Lie, Lantry, S. D.
Cox, Roy H., M.E., Moville, la.
Craig, Andrew K., Lie, Cumberland Center,
Me..
Cram, Harold, Lie, Chicago Theol. Sem.,
Chicago, 111.
Craven, Gus J., Presb., 4532 Live Oak St..
Dallas, Tex.
Creach, Orla J., Lie, White River, S. D.
Crider, Norman, Chr., R. 3. Box lOfiK.
Bakersfield, Calif.
Cross, Edward J., Bapt., Leslie, Mich.
Crouse, Harvey S., Presb., Sun Prairie, Wise.
Crue, Benjamin L., Bapt., South Windham,
Vt.
Crystal, E. Lynwood, Disc, Almont, Mich.
Dahle, E. Upton, M.E., Ada, Minn.
Dahlstrom, Elmer B., S.M.C., Grantsburg.
Wise.
Dale, Alfred J., M.E., Danbury, Wise.
Dallman, M. H., Bapt., Franklin, N. Y.*
Dance, Thomas W., Lay, 16 Winter St.,
Keene, N. H.
Danforth, H. Raymond, Lie, Acworth, N. H.
Daniels, Bernard, Lie, Yankton, S. D.
Darakajian, Avedis S., 2224 Irving Place
Blvd., Chicago, 111.
Dark, Frederick J., Bapt., Wales, Mass.
Davids, David E., Ger.Refd., R. D. 2, Am-
herst, O.
Davidson, Arlie B., M.E., 2.57 Lenox St.. New
Haven, Conn.
Davies, J. W., Presb., Wisconsin Dells, Wise.
Davis, Eden Powell, Lie, Evanston, 111.
Davis, Harold L., Mefh.Lic, 914 Dryden Dr.,
Toledo, O.
Davison, Miss Marguerite, Lie, Thorsby,
Ala.
Day, Mrs. Emmie L., Lie, Robbins, Tenn.
Dean, Lee M., Epis., Falls Village, Conn.
Decker, Arthur C, Luth., Olmsted Falls, O.
Decker, Peter, Lay, Moline, Mich.
Deinstadt, Leslie, Lie, Beverly, Mass.
Delorme, Robert H., M.E., Middletown
Springs, Vt.
Denham, Benj. I., Disc, 1038 Quindaro St.,
Kansas City, Kans.
Denison, Martha L., Lie, 434 W. 120th St.,
New York. N. Y.
Denman, John F., Lie, Island Pond, Vt.
Denton, Albert B., M.E., Homer, O.
Desha, Stephen L.. Jr., Lie, Hilo, Hawaii.
DeVos, Auguste, Bapt., 1211 Bedford, Fall
River, Mass.
De Vries, Charles, Unit., Pepperell, Mass.
De Wolf, L. Harold. Meth., 1644 Bridge,
Dracut, Mass.
Dibble, Lavern C, M.E., Cambridge, Vt.
Dickey, Paul E., Lie, 6017 Kimbark Ave.,
Chicago, 111.
Dickinson, Minnie J., Naz., R. D. 1, Wilder,
Ida.
Dierlamm, Mrs. George H., Lie, West Mon-
roe, La.
Dietzel, Emerson, Evang., 211 N. Wright St.,
Naperville, 111.
Di Florio, Lawrence. Bapt., 26 Crescent,
North Plymouth, Mass.
Dimock, Arthur V., Bapt., Gilmanton Iron
Works, N. H.
Dinsmore, J. Roy, Meth., Kittery, Me.
Doan, Maywood J., Lie, Boston, Mass.
Doolittle, Charles, Bapt., Havensville, Kans.
Doudna, John C, Meth., 409 Prospect St.,
New Haven, Conn.
Doughty, Gladys, Lay, Chase House, Newton
Center, Mass.
Douglas, John A., Meth., Centerville, Mass.
Dresch, Elmer, Lie, 315 S. Henry St., Gary,
Ind.
Drew, EdwLn S., Bopt., Kenduskeag, Me.
Drummond, Seth A., U.B., 978 Wooster Rd.
W., Barberton, O.
Dry, Lawrence, Disc, Mitchell, Nebr.
Dunbar, John J., Lie, 2210 S. 22d St., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Dunlop, Samuel R., Bapt., Dalton, Wise.
Dunn, Frank E., Presb., Hampstead, N. H.
Durden, Geo. F., Lie, 207 Comal St.. Austin,
Tex.
Durfee, Carroll A., M.E., Enfield, N. H.
Duttera, William B., Refd., Salisbury, N. C.
Duxbury, C. L., Disc, Jewell, la.
Eads, Chas. L., Lie, Valley Springs, S. D.
Earle, Clifford, Presb., 2354 Carmel Ave.,
Racine, Wise.
Eck, Marshall, Lie, International Falls,
Minn.
Edmunds, Ernest F., Lie, East Northfield,
Edwards, R. B., Lie, Y. M. C. A., Helena,
Mont.
Eicher, Harry A., Disc, Wayland, O.
Eielson, Eiel S., Dan.Nor., North Haven,
Conn.
Eisenach, George, Cong., 1713 Cambridge
Ave., Sheboygan, Wise.
Elderkin, Roland D., Lie, 5757 University
Ave., Chicago, 111.
Ellinger, Lewis, Lie, R. F. D., Brighton, la.
Emery, Charles, M.E., Plainfield, Wise.
Emery, Edward G., Lie, Cambridgeport, Vt.
Emigholz, Ludwig C, 215 S. Chestnut St.,
Kewanee, 111.
Ericson, France A., Swed.Cong., 65 Wa-
chusett St., Worcester, Mass.
Ernst, J. Henry, Meth., Pinehurst, Mass.
Eslinger, Edward, Lie, Yankton, S. D.
Fairlee, J. Harold, Disc, Nashua, la.
Fansher, Emma, Menu., Gettysburg, O.
Fargo, Harry, Bapt.Lie, Newfield, N. Y.
Farnham, G. T., M.E., Rowan, la.
Fast, Henry A., Menn., R. D. 1, Glastonbury,
Conn.
Faufata, J. L. N., Lie, Kahului, Hawaii.
Faust, I. C, R.C.A., 412 N. Pine St., Daven-
port, la.
Fielding, LeRoy N., M.E., Mineral Point,
Wise.
Fischer, Edward B., Cairo, O.
Fisher, Lora A., Disc, R. D., Elsie, Mich.
Fisk, Carrie M., Lie, 721 Poplar St.. Cosh-
octon, O.
Fisk, Mrs. Marion Ballou, Lie, Stuart, Fla.
Flint, Elbert E., Presb., R. 1, Box 198, Os-
wego, Ore.
Foote, Herbert J., M.E., Marlboro, N. H.
Ford, C. I., Bapt., 732 E. 11th St., Pittsburg,
Calif.
Ford, Willis R., Luth., Lincolnville, Me.
Fowler, Leonard W., Lie, Sandy Point, Me.
Fox, Daniel H. E., E.P., Cranberry Isles, Me.
Fox, Joseph, Bopt., Dowagiac, Mich.
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Francis, Eben F., Cong., Amherst, Mass.
Freer, David, Lay, Rhinebeck, N. Y.
Frey, G. V., Bapt., Wallace, Nebr.
Frick, Donald C, S.E.F., New Rochelle,
N. Y.
Frint, John W., M.E., R. 2, Topeka, Kans.
Fujishiro, Albert, Lie, Olowalu, Hawaii.
Fullerton, Prof. Kemper, Lie, Oberlin, O.
Furman, Charles E., M.E., Lake Grove, N. Y.
Gabriel, Chalvor A., Presb., 2116 Lackawanna
Ave., Superior, Wise.
Gabrielson, Milton G., Lie, 1798 Scenic Ave.,
Berkeley, Calif.
Galbreath, Mrs. Inez D., Lie, Arthur, 111.
Gale, Bradford E., Unit., Lincoln, Mass.
Galle, M. J., Menn., Odessa, Wash.
Gallo, John, Lie, 1021 N. Braddock Ave.,
North Braddock, Pa.
Garabedian. Mark, Bapt., R. D. 3, Plymouth,
N. H.
Garland, Malcolm W., Meth., Nahant, Mass.
Gamer, Harold E., Meth.P., Oglesby, 111.
Garton, J. Vanor, Bapt., Bedford, Mass.
Gaye, James E., Lie, 399 Livonia St., Brook-
lyn, N. Y.
Gearhart, D. C, Meth., 3705 N. E. Van Buren,
Minneapolis, Minn.
Gee, George L., Lay, 1923 Lawrence St. N. E..
Washington, D. C.
Geitner, E. William, Presb., 532 Pompton
Ave., Cedar Grove, N. J.
Gerig, Ezra S., Bapf., 3115 N. E. Schuyler St.,
Portland, Ore.
Getty, Frank T., M.E., Salisbury, Vt.
Gibb, Dale A., Lie, East Barrington, N. H.
Gibson, Royal, Lie, Masardis, Me.
Gifford, Clarence F., Bapt., Assonet, Mass.
Gilbert, Dennis, Lie, Runningville, S. D.
Gile, Madeline, Lie, Box 154, Bountiful,
Utah.
Gill, Clayton, Lie, Chicago Theol. Sem.,
Chicago, 111.
Gonzalez, Vicente. Lie. Humacao, P. R.
Gooding, Clarence A., Meth., 11 South East
St., Amherst, Mass.
Goodwin, Durward T., M.E., Rye, N. H.
Goodwin, Mfs. Mary J., Lie, Beverly, Mass.
Goozee, Alan R.. M.E., Ceres, Calif.
Gordon, Alexander H.. Lie, c/o 12th St. Y.
M. C. A., Washington, D. C.
Gordon, Wesley D., Lie, Niles, Calif.
Goslin, Martin L., Lie. Pinehurst, Mass.
Gould, Howard D., Lie, 1294 Main. Walpole.
TLTgge
Gould, 'waiter H., M.E., Mclndoe Falls, Vt.
Grace, Louis, Lie, Napoopoo, Hawaii.
Graham, J. Clark, Lay, Ripon College,
Ripon, Wise.
Graham, R. S., Presb., Washington Mills,
N. Y.
Graham, Verdon, Bapt., Burnettsville, Ind.
Grandin, Adolf, Swed.Cov., Mankato, Minn.
Granger. A. L., Jr., Lie, Elon College, N. C.
Granstrom, Elmer N., Swed.Cov-, Wash-
ington Depot, Conn.
Grant, Joseph P., Bapf., Livonia, N. Y.
Grant, V. C. M.E., Miles, la.
Graves, Alden R., M.E., Kellogg. Ida.
Graves, Geo. B., M.E., Maine, N. Y.
Gray, Henry D., Lie, h5 Elizabeth St.,
Hartford, Conn.
Gray, Kenneth V., Lie, Theol. Sem., Bangor,
Me.
Green, Arthur J., Bapt., Shutesbury, Mass.
Greene, Shirley E., Lie, 5757 University
Ave., Chicago, 111.
Gregg, John H., Lie, 264 Arlington Ave.,
Berkeley, Calif.
Gregory, Edgar, Lie, 5757 University Ave.,
Chicago, 111.
Gregory, Frank, Lie, Advance, Ind.
Griggs, A. W., Lie, Backus, Minn.
Grinstead, R. R., Lie, 616 N. Kate St., Okla-
homa City, Okla.
Grissom, W. Alphonzo, Lie, Henderson,
N. C.
Groetsema, Frederic, Lie, 5757 University
Ave., Chicago, 111.
Guild, George E., Cong., Vemol, Utah.
Guthrie, A. R., Bapf., Henrietta, N. Y.
Gwaltney, Clarence, Lie, Ft. Branch, Ind.
Haae, Thos. W., Lie, Kaimalino. Hawaii.
Haberlin, Arthur G., U.C.of C, Stonington,
Conn.
Haeblen, Maurice, Evang., Oswego, 111.
Hagler, Silas P., Lie, Ontario, Ore.
Halford. Oscar, Lie, Cherry Creek, S. D.
Hallan, Ray K., Presb., Breckenridge, Mich.
Hallsten, Edwin A., S.M.C., Clear Lake.
Wise.
Hamilton, Arthur J., Meth., New Sharon,
Me.
Hamilton, James M., Disc. Cromwell, Conn.
Handy, J. C, M.E., Sinclairville, N. Y.
Hanscom, Clarence W., Lie, Baudette, Minn.
Hardin, Arthur, Lay, Trinity, R. 1, Ala.
Hargrave, J. M., Henderson, N. C.
Harkness, Samuel, Presb.. 739 Lincoln Ave.,
Winnetka, m.
Harmon, A. D., Disc, Cable, Wise.
Harris, Paul M., Lie, 3600 Franklin Blvd..
Chicago, 111.
Harrison, Tilden, Lie, Brockton, Mass.
Harsha, William J., Presb., Kremmling,
Colo.
Hartig, Lydia, Lay, R. D. 1, Moosup, Conn.
Harvey, Albert, Disc, R. 3, Covington, Ind.
Harvey, Will C, Univ., Bethel, Vt.
Harwood, Raymond, Lay, West Minot, Me.
Haskins, C. E., Presb., Wabeno, Wise.
Hatfield, Lyle H., Bapf., Alpena, Mich.
Hautsenrader, C. W., Disc, 15 Johnson PL,
Ft. Dodge, la.
Havener, Philip, Lie, 19 Whitford Ter.,
Waltham, Mass.
Hawkinson, Bernai-d A., Swed.Cong., 245
Dale St., Waltham, Mass.
Hawkinson, William L., S.E.M.C, Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Hawley, Guy, Meth., Kalamazoo, R. D. 4.
Mich.
Hawley, Walker T., Bapf., Dummerston, Vt.
Hawthorn, H. B., M.E., Castana, la.
Hayward, Mrs. Lucille, Bapf., Paw Paw,
Mich.
Heafleld, Mrs. Edith, Lay, Garden, Mich.
Helekahi, John, Lie, Wailuku, Hawaii.
Helliwell, George P., Lie, Central Y. M. C.
A., Minneapolis, Minn.
Heming, Thomas D., Lie, North Weare,
N. H.
Hemingway, Ellis L., JH.E.Lie, Temple.
N. H.
Henion, Miss Ina E., Milford, N. J.
Hepler, C. W., Lie, 100 Hamilton Ave.,
Farrell, Pa.
Herman, G. Webster, Cong., Plainfield, Mass.
Hermann, Emil, M.E., Brimley, Mich.
Hess, Mrs. Jessie B., Disc, Lawrence, Kans.
Hewitt, Arthur W., M.E., Riverton. Vt.
Hewitt, Clarence H., Adv., 165 Calumet Ave.,
Aurora, 111.
Hewitt, Percival, Lie, Waitsfield, Vt.
Hicks, Cyril M., Lie, 699 36th St., Oakland,
Calif.
Hicks, Herbert W., Lay. Box 1057, New Lon-
don, Conn.
High, Stanley, M.E.Lie, Noroton, Conn.
Hillard, Archie R., M.E., Randolph, N. Y.
Himmel, J. P., Lie, Gilbert, la.
Hippo, M. T., Meth., R. D., Branford, Conn.
Hirtle, Spurgeon M., Bapf., Hudson, Mass.
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Hoagland, L. A., Evang., Vaughn, Wash.
Hoapili, James, Lie, Waialee, Hawaii.
Hoare, W. J., Presb., 429 Benton St., Anoka,
Minn.
Hocking, Sidney, M.E., 5.5 Lincoln Ave.,
Cjrprus Hills, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Hoffman, C. H., Bapt., Church, la.
Hogue, S. Marcus, Lie, 5815 Drexel Ave.,
Chicago, 111.
HoUey, W. Uptegrove, Presb., Hammond, La.
HoUowell, Otto, Lie, Ridgeville, Ind.
Holmes, William, Lie, 1005 Canal St.,
Houma, La.
Holt, Samuel J., Lie, Niantic, Conn.
Hood, Howard E., Bapt., Pownal, Me.
Hopkins, Wilbur. Meth., Byron, 111.
Hoskinson, C. C, Bapt, 3133 Washington
Blvd., Chicago, 111.
House, Thomas H., Lie, R. 7, Evansville,
Ind.
Houtain, C. J., Lie, Albany, N. Y.
Hovagimian, Hovkannes M.. Presb., 16.52 Fell
St., San Francisco, Calif.
Howard, Clark. M.E., Sidney, la.
Howe, A. A., M.E., Gaza, la.
Howell, Earl, M.E., Port Angeles. Wash.
Howell, Noah, Lie, Suffolk, Va.
Howes, George H.. Univ., Northfield, Vt.
Hoyt, H. Chester, Meth., BondsvilUe, Mass.
Hoyt, Hervey H., Univ., East Hiram, Me.
Hubbard, Edwin, Lie, Maryland, N. Y.
Hubbard, Phineas, Lie, 36 Arlington. Cam-
bridge, Mass.
Huber, L. E., Lie, Belgian Congo. Africa.
Hughery, William T., Disc, R. D. 4, Battle
Creek, Mich.
Hughes, C. Fosberg, Lie, 5757 University
Ave., Chicago, 111.
Hughes, H. W., Disc, Emerson, N. J.
Hughes, John R., Lie, 945 S. Franklin St.,
Wilkes Barre, Pa.
Hulbert, Richard R.. Cong., Port Washing-
ton, Wise.
Human, Dan., Lie, Robbins, Tenn.
Humber, Wilbur J., Lie, 5757 University
Ave., Chicago, 111.
Hunsacker, Mrs. Fannie, Bapt., Ava, Mo.
Hunt, George A., Lie, Harwich, Mass.
Hunter, John H., Presb., 141 14th St., Pacific
Grove, Calif.
Hupp, Charles J., Presb., 231 Howard St.,
Martins Ferry, O.
Kurd, Mary C, Lie, New York, N. Y.
Hutson, La Verle, Lie, Greenup, 111.
Hyde, C. A., Presb., Peterson, la.
Hydon, Paul V., Meth., Littleton, Mass.
Ibera, Simeon, Lie, Olaa, Hawaii.
Immel, Wilder V., Lay, 4134 Norman Ave.,
Los Angeles, Calif.
Ironwood, Ignatius, Lie, Bullhead, S. D.
Irwin, Prof. W. A., Lie, Washburn College,
Topeka, Kans.
Ivey, A. M., M.E., Trempealeau, Wise.
Ivison, Peter, Meth., 809 N. Vermilion St.,
Streator, 111.
Jackson, Wm. W., A.M.E., Milton, Del.
James, Morris, M.E.Lay, Modoc, Ind.
Jeffrey, R. A., M.E., Danbury, Nebr.
Jenkins, Albert G., Meth., East Bridgewater,
Mass.
Jensen, Miss Marie, Lie, 110 Sherman St.,
Hartford, Conn.
Johnson, Gustaf E., Swed.Cong., North
Easton, Mass.
Johnson, James G., Bapt., Yale Station, New
Haven, Conn.
Johnson, Joseph, Lie, Norris, S. D.
Johnson, Oscar F., Swed.Cov., 43 Grove St.,
Stamford, Conn.
Johnson, Roland, V. E., Lie, Bangor Theol.
Sem., Bangor, Me.
Johnson, Sumner W., Chr., Somers, Conn.
Jones, Charles R., Presb., Houghton, Mich.
Jones. John Paul, Lie, 1605 Cleveland,
Whiting, Ind.
Jones, Otto K., Lie, Andover Sem., Newton
Centre, Mass.
Jones, William O., Presb., Medina, N. D.
Jordan, Orvis F., Disc, Park Ridge, 111.
Julius. David J., Lie, 55 Elizabeth St., Hart-
ford, Conn.
Jurgensen, William, Lie, Troy, S. D.
Kaalouahi, L. K., Lie, Halawa, Hawaii.
Kahaulelio, David P., Lie, Hoolehua,
Hawaii.
Kahele. Samuel, Lie, Hauula, Hawaii.
Kaina, Charles, Lie, Honokaa, Hawaii.
Kalaaupa, Mrs. D., Lie, Paia, Hawaii.
Kalaiwaa, Wm. K., Lie, Kawaihae, Hawaii.
Kalima, Joseph, Lie, Hilo, Hawaii.
Kalohelani, Samson, Lie, Wahiawa. Hawaii.
Kaltenbach. G. A., Presb., Dousman. Wise.
Kauka, Samuel, Lie, Honolulu. Hawaii.
Kaulupali, Samuel, Lie, Kapoho, Hawaii.
Keahinui, Chas., Lie, Waialua, Hawaii.
Keala. Samuel, Lie, Koloa, Hawaii.
Keala, Thos. L., Lie, Waipahu, Hawaii.
Keefer, Charles M., Meth., Morris, Conn.
Kehler, Ronald E., Lie, R. F. D. 1, Fountain
Springs, Ashland, Pa.
Kelly, Philip E., Lie. 5757 University Ave.,
Chicago, 111.
Kelsey, David S., Lie, 24 Evergreen Ave.,
Middletown, Conn.
Kemp, Stanley, Lie, R. F. D. 9, Avalon, Wise.
Kenderdine, Jesse, Meth., Ft. Fairfield, Me.
Kennedy, Gerald H., Meth., Collinsville,
Conn.
Kenode, John, Lie, Ohio.
Kent, Charles S., Lie, Stratton, Me.
Keppler, C. A., Meth., Lansford, N. D.
Kerr, Owen W., Meth., 730 Broadway, Haver-
hill, Mass.
Key, Carl R., Lie, Hemp, N. C.
Kidder, Mrs. Nellie Shedd, Lie, Yale Sta-
tion, New Haven, Conn.
Kilde, Clarence, Lie, West Bridgewater,
Mass.
Kimball, Robert M., Lie, 409 Prospect St.,
New Haven, Conn.
King, Charles G., Bapt., Colchester, Vt.
King, E. B., Undenom., Mount Hope, Kans.
King, George S., Congf., Harpswell, Me.
King, Willis D.. Bapt., Freedom Sta., O.
King, Winston L.. Meth., Beechwood, Mass.
Kinney, D. L., Refd., Berne, N. Y.
Kitto, Ruben, Lie, Dupree, S. D.
Kline, Alfred S., Lie, West Rutland, Vt.
Knight, Edward, Lie, Roanoke, Ala.
Knight, John H., Cong., Middleton, Mass.
Knowles, Milford, Lay, Veedersburg, Ind.
Knox, Lewis A., Lie, Haddam, Conn.
Knudson, Arthur J., Lie, Remer, Minn.
Knudson, Martin N., U.B., Sauk Rapids,
Minn.
Knudson, Porter C, M.E., Etna, Calif.
Kono, T., Lie, Haiku, Hawaii.
Kracher, Francis W., Presb., 207 Seminary
St., Dubuque, la.
Kranz, Francis Emil, Lie, Park Ave., Cong'l.
Church, Meadville, Pa.
Kussman, Paul J., Lie, Erwin, S. D.
Lair, J. Edward, Lie, Colebrook, Conn.
Lake, Charles, Sr., Lie, S. Queen St., Hon-
olulu, Hawaii.
Lambert, Melvin, Lie, R. 1, Cumnack, N. C.
Landolt, Frank J., Lie, Baltimore, Md.
Lane, Warren C, Bapf., Grafton, Vt.
Langdon, Edward H., JVT.E., Union Grove,
Wise.
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Langvand, Peder A., N.D.Free, Merrill,
Wise.
Lau. Charles W., Meth.P., La Harpe. HI.
Lau, Tit Wan, Lie, Beretania Chinese
Church. Honolulu, Hawaii.
Laughlin. Lowel, Lie, Rinard, 111.
Lawson, Vernon, Lie, Wichita, Kans.
Lee, Carleton L., Lie, 5757 University Ave.,
Chicago, 111.
Lenhart, James, Lie, Ivoryton, Conn.
Lensink, J. A., Presb., Sheldon, N. D.
LePage, Samuel M., Cong., Rowley, Mass.
Le Roy, J. Harry, Bapt., Stratham, N. H.
Lewis, Daniel H., Lie, 26 S. Atherton Ave.,
Kingston, Pa.
Lewis, Robt. Chas., Presb., 423 Euclid Ave.,
Hawthorne, Calif.
Lincoln, Robert, Lie, Elbowoods. N. D.
Lind. John G., Lie, Yankton, S. D.
Linder, Eric C. A., Swed.Cov., 408 Laurel
Ave., Bridgeport, Conn.
Linderman, Lester, Lie, R. D., Cornwall
Bridge, Conn.
Lindholm, L., Swed.Cov., Aberdeen, Wash.
Lindsay, M. Edgar N., Disc, South Britain,
Conn.
Lineback, William J., Disc, Chagrin Falls. O.
Lisy, Vaclav J., Presb., Silver Lake. Minn.
Little, Robert W., Lie, R. D. 1, New Hart-
ford, Conn.
Livengood, Owen, Disc, Aurora, O.
Loesch, Russell T., Lie, Sturtevant Hall.
Andover Theol. Sem., Newton Falls, Mass.
Loescher. Vernon, Hanover Center, Mass.
Long, John O.. M.E., Rochester, Vt.
Longston, J. A., Disc, Toppenish, Wash.
Lorenson, Hans, Lie, Colville, Wash.
Lota, James K.. Lie, Hanalei, Hawaii.
Loucks, Edgar V., Refd.. Greenville, O.
Lovell, John G.. Presb., Chelmsford, Mass.
Lowe, Wilfred L., Lie, Grand Marais, Minn.
Lower, Cecil W., Presb., Rushville, N. Y.
Lowstuter, William J., Meth., Newtonville,
Mass.
Ludemann, Henry J.. Lie, R. D. 1. Torring-
ton. Conn.
Lum Ho, Mrs. Mileka, Lie, Paia. Hawaii.
MacArthur, Kenneth C, Bapt., Sterling,
Mass.
MacDonald, Duncan B., Lie, 143 Sigourney
St., Hartford, Conn.
Maclean, Douglas V., Lie, .55 Elizabeth St..
Hartford, Conn.
Mager, Winthrop M., Lie, Union, N. H.
Magnuson, Oscar, Lie, Rock, Kans.
Magoun, Herbert W., Lie, 89 Hillcrest, Bel-
mont, Mass.
Mahaffey, Warren, Lie, 3311 N. 25th, Ta-
coma. Wash.
Makua, Samuel, Lie, Olaa, Hawaii.
Malm, Felix R., S.M.C., New York, N. Y.
Manley, Felix A., Lie, Yale Station, New
Haven, Conn.
Marker, George C, Lie, Grinnell, la.
Martin, Arthur J., Lie, Hagan, Ga.
Martin, Paul T.. Wareham, Mass.
Mason, Randall C, Lie, 22 Jenckes St.,
Providence. R. I.
Masselink. Bruce H., Lie, 5757 University
Ave., Chicago, 111.
Mast, E. Wallace, Cong., Madison, Conn.
Mathers, Mrs. Amy B., Lie, R. D. 3, Dan-
bury, Conn.
Matheson, Malcolm. Lie, South Dennis,
Mass.
Mattix, Chas. D., U.B., Beacon, la.
May, Hebert G., Lie, Oberlin Sem.. Oberlin,
O.
May, William H., M.E., Derby, Vt.
Mayer, Paul O., Meth., 199 Hobart St., Dan-
vers, Mass.
Mayfield, Spurgeon J., Lie, 919 Waco St.,
Corpus Christi, Tex.
Maylott, Ernest R., Lie, 37 Princeton, Wor-
cester, Mass.
McAllister, H. F., U.P., Fredericksburg, O.
McCaskell, John J., Presb., Ft. Kent, Me.
McCay, Norman, M.E., Nome, Alaska.
McCheyne, Gertrude, Lie, McCall, Ida.
McClain, Floyd, Lie, R. 4, Frankfort, Ind.
McClanahan, Burt, Lie, Oakland, Mo.
McClintock, George H., Meth., Maple Park,
R. D., 111.
McClure, William A., Bapt., R. D. 2, Hilton,
N. Y.
McCoy, Mrs. C. C. Lie, 2607 Garfield, Kan-
sas City, Kans.
McCoy, Noah, Bapt., Carrington, N. D.
McCoy, Mrs. R. C, Lie, Maize, Kans.
McCune, Newell A., M.E., East Lansing,
Mich.
McDuffee, Frank B., Lie, Lynnfleld, Mass.
McKee. Miss Mary. M.E., Silverdale, Wash.
McKeown, Hugh S., Meth., Poplar Grove,
111.
McKeown, Mrs. Lois E., Meth., Poplar
Grove, 111.
McKinley, Leo, Lie, Lynn Grove, Ind.
McLaughlin, Edgar R., Morristown, N. Y.
McLean, Miles A.. Lie, Yale Station, New
Haven, Conn.
McMichael, G. W., M.E., Waucoma, la.
McMullan, Horace M., Lie, East Barre, Vt.
McNeil, J. Ralph, Meth., Bowman, N. D.
McPherson, J. W., Disc, R. D. 3, Atwater, O.
McQuary, Otis M., Disc, West Lebanon,
N. H.
McRae, William D., Lie, R. D. 2, Westport,
Conn.
Meacham, A. Howard. Lie, R. 2, Roanoke,
Ala.
Meckel. Aaron N.. Lie, Newmarket. N. H.
Mendenhall, M. T., Fr., Oilman, la.
Mercier, Harold A., Lie, Gann Valley, S. D.
Meredith. Benjamin F., M.E., Roy, Wash.
Merrifield, Reginald A., Lie, Brooks, Me.
Merwin. M. K., Presb., Oneida Lake, N. Y.
Messner, Harold K., Evang., West Suffield,
Conn.
Metzger, Roscoe. Lie, Union Sem.. New
York, N. Y.
Milan. Hattie, Lie, Illinois.
Milford, Homer C, Lie, 5757 University
Ave., Chicago, 111.
Miller, Charles E., Lie, 7V2 Stewart St.,
Athens, O.
Miller, Edward R., Disc, Bethlehem, Conn.
Miller, Jack Ulman, M.E.Lay, Taylor Uni-
versity, Upland, Ind.
Miller, Ross, Luth., 33 Kensington PI.,
Springfield, O.
Miller, Mrs. Ruth R.. Lie , 50 Chetwynd Rd.,
West Somerville, Mass.
Miller, Thos. G., M.E., R. D. 8, Ithaca, N. Y.
Millikan. Henry E., M.E., Colony, Kans.
Mills, Donald, Lie, Iron River, Wise.
Milner, Geo. C, M.E., Kirwin, Kans.
Molund, Erick, Swed.Cov., Lindford, Minn.
Moncrief, Crawford, Sr., Lie, Knoxville, Ga.
Moore, George K., Lie, Kawaiahao Church,
Honolulu, Hawaii.
Moore, Mrs. L. M., Lie, 2002 18th Ave.. Spo-
kane, Wash.
Moore, Rutherford H., M.E., Richford, Vt.
Moore, Walter C, Lie, Koloa, Hawaii.
Moore, William H., Lie, 5757 University
Ave., Chicago, 111.
Moorhead, James K., Bapt., R. F. D. 1.
Exeter, N. H.
Morehouse, Chesley A.. Bapt., 6304 S. Rhodes
Ave., Chicago, 111.
Morgan, David W., Presb., Baldwin, Wise.
1934] Pastors Not Members Cong'l.-Chr. Assns. and Licentiates 327
Morgan, John E., Lay, Corinna. Me.
Morgan, Richard R., M.E., 2345 Channing
Way, Berkeley, Calif.
Morgan, Thomas, Presb., 168 Harrison Ave.,
Montclair, N. J.
Morgan, William J., Bapt., Turners Falls,
Mass.
Morris, H. R., M.E., Paonia, Colo.
Morris, Willie, Lie, Thibodaux, La.
Morrison, Mrs. Clarrisa, Lie, Landusky,
Mont.
Morton, Norris T., Free Ev., 65 Forest, Provi-
dence, R. I.
Mott, Manley, Lie, Severy, Kans.
Muilenberg, James, Lie, Orono, Me.
Murdoch, Elmer H., Presb., 176 Robinson St.,
Pawtucket, R. I.
Murdock, George D.. V.P., South Hartford,
N. Y.
Murphy, Albert L., Ch.of God, Granite F»lls,
Wash.
Murphy, B. P., Lie, Northford, Conn.
Murphy, Kenneth, Lie, 508 E. 6th St., Bloom-
ington, Ind.
Murray, MacKenzie, Lie, 329 N. Lorel Ave.,
Chicago, 111.
Myers, Paul B., Meth., Mattapoisett, Mass.
Nakayama, Shintaro, Lie, 801 "E" St.,
Fresno, Calif.
Nash, Durant D., Lie, Concord, N. C.
Nawaa, Simeon, Lie, Honolulu, Hawaii.
Neese, J. Everett, Lie, Elon College, N. C.
Nein, Jacob, Lie, Yankton, S. D.
Nelson, Charles Lee, Arvin, Calif.
Nelson, Oscar W., Swed.Cong., 163 Pleasant
St., Orange, Mass.
Newby, Oscar, Lie, Yale Station, New
Haven, Conn.
Newell, R. J., Meth., Brimfield, 111.
Nichols, F. G., Bapf., Pitcher, N. Y.
Nieves, Antonio, Lie, Punta Santiago, P. R.
Nordberg, Ture E., Swed.Cov., 288 Ocean
Av., New London, Conn.
Norris, Beauford A., Disc, Milford, Kans.
Norris, Lewis W., Meth., Dunstable, Mass.
Noyes, Charles L., Lie, Newburyport, Mass.
Nyberg, Lawrence, Lie, Southwick, Mass.
Nygren, Ruben T.. S.M.C., 525 Main St.,
Fitchburg, Mass.
Nyline, Wilbert T., Swed.Cov., 28 New St.,
Danbury, Conn.
Oblom, Victor T., Swed.Cov., 23 Pleasant
Ave., Forestville, Conn.
Olds, Corwin H., Meth., Rockland, Me.
Olson, Herbert E., Lie, Paris, N. Y.
O'Neill, Robert B., Presb., Pittsville, Wise.
Opdyke, Charlton E., Presb., Perry, R. D.,
N. Y.
Orloff, George F., Lie, 1105 W. 80th St., Los
Angeles, Calif.
Orr, Wilfred I., Lie, Hubbard, Ore.
Osborne, Chas. B., Bapt., Blackstone, Mass.
Osborne, Ralph T., Bapt.Lie, Gossville, N. H.
Oulette, Edward F., Lie, 5757 University
Ave., Chicago, 111.
Owen, George B., Lie, Granville, Mass.
Paaluhi, Edward, Lie, Hoolehua, Hawaii.
Painter, Levinus K., Friend, Putney, Vt.
Palmer, Edwin A., Meth., 318 Wing St.,
Glendale, Calif.
Palmer, Kenneth L., Bapt., Washington,
N. H.
Palmer, Lowell H., Presb., Pulaski, N. Y.
Pamp, Frederick E., S.M.C., 990 South St.,
Roslindale, Mass.
Pardo, J. M., Lie, 2118 St. Anthony St., New
Orleans, La.
Park, William E., Cong., Orient, N. Y.
Parker, Charles, Bapt., Stratham. N. H.
Parker, George W., Lie, 191 Handy St.,
New Brunswick, N. J.
Parker, Peter Pierson, Lie, 2015 Los Angeles
St.. Berkeley, Calif.
Parkin, Charles, Meth., Oldtown, Me.
Parsons, Horace Wells, Lie, 5757 University
Ave.. Chicago, 111.
Paul, Kenneth D., Lay, Exeter, R. D. 2, N. H.
Pea, Gabriel, Lie, Kalapana. Hawaii.
Pearson, Mrs. Samuel. Lie, Friona, Tex.
Peasley, Mrs. Alice M., Lie, Bar Harbor, Me.
Pedersen, Ludwig J., Nor.Cong., 592 River
St.. Mattapan. Mass.
Pederson, Frank P., Lie, Berwick, la.
Peirce, Jesse P., Presb., 516 7th St., Hunting-
ton, W. Va.
Peirce, Robert N., Presb., 417 Hodge Hall,
Princeton, N. J..
Pena. Santiago. Lie, Rio Blanco. P. R.
Pendleton. Olin, Lie, Brewster. Wash.
Penfield. Thornton B., Jr., Presb., Saginaw,
Mich.
Penner, William, Menn., Taftville, Conn.
Peters. Edward I.. U.B.Lie, Cambridge
Springs. Pa.
Peters. Joseph C. Cong., Spring Valley.
N. Y.
Peters, Joseph S., Ref'd., 238 Demorest Ave.,
Closter, N. J.
Peterson, Elmer R., M.E., Polk. Nebr.
Peterson, James A.. Lie, 5757 University
Ave., Chicago. 111.
Phelps, Marion R.. Lie, Ballard Vale. Mass.
Philbrook, Wayne, Lay, Segreganset, Mass.
Phillips. Ralph L., Bapt., Swansea, Mass.
Phillips, Slade W., Lie, Portsmouth, Va.
Pickett, Louis A., Bapt., Albion, R. D. 7,
N. Y.
Pina. Cosme. Lie, Fajardo. P. R.
Plummer, M. Gerry, Meth., Monmouth, Me.
Pobanz, Charles A., Cong., Glyndon. Minn.
Poe. Donald E.. Lie, Dietrich. 111.
Poor, George L., Meth., Norfolk. Mass.
Porter, Dennio P.. Cong., 428 Barge Lane.
Fayetteville, N. C.
Porter, H. H., Lie, Bristolville, O.
Powell, Lewis N., Bapt., Lebanon, N. Y.
Powles. F. Stanley. Chr., 949V2 Pacific Ave.,
Long Beach. Calif.
Pratt, Waldo S., Lie, 86 Gillett St., Hartford.
Conn.
Prewitt. Walter C, Disc, North Granby,
Conn.
Price, Clark B., M.P.Lie, West Liberty. R. D.
3, O.
Pritchard. F. W.. Pigeon Cove. Mass.
Proctor, Lester T., Lie, Carson, la.
Proctor, Mrs. Lester T., Lie, Carson, la.
Pugh, John R., Lie, Franklinville, N. C.
Pulaa, Benjamin, Lie, Waialee, Hawaii.
Putnam, Raymond G., Lie, 45 Lindall St.,
Danvers, Mass.
Putt. Robert M.. Disc, Welshfield, O.
Ramsey, Charles I., Bapf., Becket, Mass.
Ramsey, Chester S., Disc, Seymour, R. D. 1,
Conn.
Ramseyer, D. E., C.M.A., Creighton, Nebr.
Rayner, Myrtle, Lie, Drummond, Mich.
Reed, Henry H., Lie, Pawtucket, R. I.
Rees, Russell E., Lie, Canton Center, Conn.
Reid. Jas. E., Lie, 808 Ashe St., Greensboro.
N. C.
Reikow. Emil. Ev.P.Lie, Newport, Ky.
Reinmuth, George W., Lie, Willow Lake,
S. Dak.
Reusch, Paul T., U.P.Lie, R. D. 1, Copley, O.
Rice, Roland P., Meth., West Peabody, Mass.
Richard, Frank G., Disc, Partridge. Kans.
Richardson, A. L., M.E., Morris. Minn.
Richardson, Clarence C, Lie, Bloomington,
Wise.
Richardson, R. H., M.E., Fairfield, Calif.
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Richardson, Winthrop H., Bapt., 1540 Bridge
St., Dracut, Mass.
Riclcer, Wayne S., Lie, Andover Hall, Cam-
bridge, Mass.
Riley, Bruce T., Meth., West Newbury, Mass.
Rinta, Jaalcko, Finn.Cong., 34 Belmont, Wor-
cester, Mass.
Rita, S. D., Lie, Hawi, Hawaii.
Rittenburg, William H., M.E., Manchester,
N. H.
Roberts, John, Lie, Parshall, N. D.
Roberts, T. H., U.P.Lic, 133 La Clede Ave.,
Youngstown, O.
Roberts, Wm. A., Presb., Morrisville, N. Y.
Robie, Everett, Lie, demons, la.
Robinson, John G., M.E., Hinesburg. Vt.
Rochon, Peter, Lie, Gueydan, La.
Rogers, Harry P., Lie, 3744 Glenway Ave.,
Cincinnati, O.
Rogers, Mrs. Henrietta, Lie, 44 Charlton St.,
Newark, N. J.
Roper, Lewis M., Bapt., 32 Booraem Ave.,
Jersey City, N. J.
Rose, William J., U.C.of C.Lie, Hanover,
N. H.
Rosser, Glyn, Lie, 330 Ridge St.. Kingston.
Pa.
Rossman, W. E., M.E., Washougal, Wash.
Roup, C. G.. M.E., Ellenburg, N. Y.
Rowlands, Hugh, Presb., Cambria, Minn.
Rowley, C. W., M.E., Osceola, N. Y.
Ruf, John, Lay, Millboro, S. Dak.
Ruff, George, Lie, Miller, S. D.
Rumph, James N., Lay, 1818 11th Ave., Co-
lumbus, Ga.
Russell, Dale, M.E., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Russell, Wallace W., Lie, Houghton, S. D.
Ruttan, Leonard J., Bapt., Agawam, Mass.
Sager, Frederick C, Lay, Leaf River, 111.
Saigo, Y., Lie, Honokaa, Hawaii.
Sakai, Yasaburo, Lie, Hanapepe, Hawaii.
Salton, Harold G., U.C.o:f C, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Samonte, Teadore A., Lie, Paia, Hawaii.
Sandford, W. B., Chestnut Hill, Corm.
Sando, Warren H., Disc, Wingate, Ind.
Sarles, Philip W., Lie, 5757 University Ave.,
Chicago, 111.
Saunderson, George C, M.E., 116 Catherine
St., Kaukauna, Wis.
Sauter, Charles, M.E., Plainview, Minn.
Sawyer, Fred D., Disc, Bondurant, la.
Schlarb, John B., Lie, Chicago Seminary,
Chicago, 111.
Schmidt, Carl F. O., Ev.P., 2907 Eggers PI.,
Cincinnati, O.
Schmidt, Mrs. F. C, Lie, Warroad, Minn.
Schneider, Wm. G., Lie, 17817 Cannon Ave.,
Cleveland, O.
Schroeder, G. F., S.Presb., Salem, Nebr.
Schwab, Charles F.. Disc, Bridgewater,
Conn.
Scott, Geo. W., Lie, Quinter, Kans.
Scott, N. Harlan, M.E., St. Albans, R. F. D. 2,
Vt.
Scott, Philip, Menu., 611 No. 24th St., Lin-
coln, Nebr.
Scott, Rufus W., Cong., Waterbury, R. D. 4,
Conn.
Sears, Alida M., Lie, 729 Irving Ave.,
Wheaton, 111.
Secor, John H., M.E., Cheney, Wash.
Seim, Kenneth E., Lie, Winfred, S. D.
Seymour, H. L.. M.E., Whitefield, N. H.
Sharp, Fred, Lay, Thornton, R. 3, Ind.
Sharpe, Wm. Hiram, Presb., Roseland, La.
Shattuck. Bowen H., Confif., Feeding Hills,
Mass.
Shaw, Mark R., Meth., HoUiston, Mass.
Sheldon, Paul E., Meth., Topsfleld, Mass.
Shelton, Robert, Lay, Trmity, R. 1, Ala.
Shepherd, George F., Presb., Mazomanie,
Wise.
Sheppard, Olin E., Lie, Glenn, Ga.
Shier, Edward P., Presb., Paradise, Calif.
ShuU, Alva, Lie, Warren, Ind.
Simmons, Ora, Lay, 1644 W. First St., Marion,
Ind.
Simpson, David, M.E., Randolph, Nebr.
Sinclair, William, Presb., Gorham, N. H.
Skerrye, Wm. F., Unit., Belfast, Me.
Skillings, Everett, Lie, Middlebury, Vt.
Skyeie, Gustaf, Lie, Tottenville, S. I., N. Y. -
Sloan, J. W., Bapt., Box 52, University Place,
Nebr.
Slocum, Harold, Bapt., 4259 Burns Ave., Los
Angeles, Calif.
Slorp, Kenneth, Disc, 55 Elizabeth St., Hart-
ford, Conn.
Small, Clayton B., Meth., Marion, Mass.
Smiley, Edward F., Cong., Windham, Conn.
Smith, Benj. M., M.E., Wells River. Vt.
Smith, Herbert L., 1142 E. 71st St., Los An-
geles, Calif.
Smith, James R., Lie, 1422 Erie Ave., Lo-
gansport, Ind.
Smith, Paul J., Lie, Farnhamville, la.
Smith, Perry L., Ref'd, Southwest Harbor,
Me.
Smith, Walter A., Lie, Hankinson, N. D.
Smith, Wm. H., Dutch Ref'd, Fultonville.
N. Y.
Snow, Arthur J., Lie, Kingston, N. H.
Snow, Rachel P., Lie, Falmouth, Mass.
Spacht, Mark B., Breth., Harrod, O.
Spangler, Alpheus M., Cong., Tyringham,
Mass.
[Sparks, Abram W., deceased.
Spence, William H., Lie, 5757 University
Ave., Chicago, 111.
Spencer, J. Herbert, M.E., Bridgeport, Mich
Sprague, Wayne, M.E.Lie, Staffordville.
Conn.
Spriggs, John T., 7th. Day Adv., Little River,
Kans.
Spuller, Everett L., M.E., Ripon, Calif.
Squires, George G., Presb., Wentworth,
N. H.
Staffeld, John D., Lie, Hingham, Mass.
Stahl, Roland Chase, M.E., 4319 Geary St.,
San Francisco, Calif.
Staines, Merle H., M.E., 395 Park Ave., Walla
Walla, Wash.
Stanfield, C. F., Fr., Union, la.
Stanley, Isaac N., Friends, Briggsdale, Colo.
Stanley, W. W., Disc, 6715 Morrill Ave.,
Lincoln, Nebr.
Start, Geo. J., Lie, Lake Odessa, Mich.
Stauffer, Wayne C, M.E., Milford, la.
Steakley, Ray S., Cong., Granite Falls, Minn.
Stearns, Hugh, Fr.Bapt, Bashydell, 111.
Stenlimd, Roy. C.M.A., Lyle, Minn.
Stephens, Henry. Lie, Suffolk, Va.
Sterling, Ernest A., Lie, R. D., Woburn,
Mass.
Stevenson, Ray, Meth., 105 Springfield St.,
Chicopee, Mass.
Stewart. John H., Bapt., Portland, Mich.
Stone, Merle G., M.E., Lunenburg, Vt.
Stone, Roy A., Lie, Bagley, Mirm.
Stone, Wilfred E., Lie, 10 D. St., Cranston,
R. L
Stopher, E. E., Lie, 470 S. Franklin St.,
Delphos, O.
Storms. Martin F., Bapt., Thorndike, Me.
Stratton, C. F., Presb., Central City, la.
Strawser, James, Lie. 212 N. Burgess St.,
Columbus, O.
Strickland, Mark B., Bapt., Ashland, Mass.
Strong, John K.. Lie, Alzada, Mont.
Strouse, Geo. H., Bapt., R. D. 1, Yantic.
Conn.
Studebaker, Homer, M.E.Lay, Geneva. Ind
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Suerig, R. F.. Ref.Ch.U.S.A., 2740 Sutton
Blvd., Maplewood, Mo.
Sundstrom, Charles, Sw.Cov., Bellingham,
Wash.
Suomimen, Wm. A., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Swain, Chas. Ramsey, Lie, Hurdle Mills,
N. C.
Swambaugh, Adalbert, M.P., Angola, R. 3,
Ind.
Swank, Walter W., Luth., Woolwich, Me.
Swanson, A. W., C.M.A., Butte, Nebr.
Taam, Tso Tin, Lie, 1917 Addison St.,
Berkeley, Calif.
Talus, Mike, Lie., Naselle, Wash.
Taylor, Mrs. Gabrille Blair, M.E., Inde-
pendence, Kans.
Taylor, George E., Meth., Newfield, Me.
Taylor, Horace M., Lie, Waldoboro, Me.
Taylor, L. Wendell, Presb., 608 Franklin St.,
Olympia, Wash.
Taylor, W. T., Lie, Otis Orchards, Wash.
Taylor, Walter W., M.E., Coloma, Wise.
Teale, Arthur E., Un.C.of C, Granby, Conn.
Telfer, Walter A., Lie, Berkley, Mass.
Temple, Olney M., Presb., Lockeford, Calif.
Terry, Walter O., Meth., Warren, Mass.
Tewksbury, Virginia L., Lie, Farmington,
Me.
Tholen, Frederick W., Bapt., Hampden,
Tyrpgg
Thomas, Griffith J., Lie, 107 Park Ave.,
Newcastle, Pa.
Thomas, John E., Meth., Hopkinton, Mass.
Thompson, Arthur B., M.E.Lie, Aberdeen,
Md.
Thompson, A. Roy, Presb., West Acton,
Mass.
Thompson, D. W., Barnes City, la.
Thompson, Thomas A., Lie, Dunlap, la.
Thompson, Thomas E., Ch.&i Mis.Al., Little
Compton, R. I.
Thompson, Wm. E., M.E., Freeborn, Minn.
Thornburg, Joseph, Lie, Losantville, Ind.
Thornton, Edwin L., Bapt., Townshend, Vt.
Thorpe, Gardiner E., Lie, 287 Hanover St.,
Boston, Mass.
Throckmorton, Dillon Wesley, M.E., 3168
21st St., San Francisco, Calif.
Tibbets, Percy, Lie, Fort Yates, N. D.
Tibbetts, Roi B., Lay, Swanville, Minn.
Tidd, John A., Bapt., Sturbridge, Mass.
Tiikkala. Katri, 59 Hamilton Ave., Engle-
wood, N. J.
Tittemore. H. C, Naz., McHenry, N. D.
Todd, Aubrey C, Lie, Elon College, N. C.
Tompkins, Alva, Presb., 1423 N. Hudson Ave.,
Chicago, 111.
Toppan, Louis C, Lie, Island Falls, Me.
Tornberg, William E., Lie, 56 Everard St.,
Worcester, Mass.
Towle, Giflford H., Friend, 55 Elizabeth St..
Hartford, Conn.
Traver, Miss Lena P., Lie, Berlin, N. Y.
Traver, Miss Marian, Lie, New Britain, N. Y.
Trimmer, F. W., Bapt., South Livonia, N. Y.
Tripp, Thomas A., Un.Br., Mystic, Conn.
Troyer, Lewis. Lie, 2030 N. Lavergne Ave.,
Chicago, 111.
Truesdell, Henry C, Cong., Hilltop St., High
Point, N. C.
Turkington, Albert, Bopt., Box 36, Waverly,
Baltimore, Md.
Turner, Robert W., M.E., Port Jefferson, O.
Tuttle, Daniel, Lie, Pownal, Me.
Tuttle, Lee F., M.E., 80 Howe St., New
Haven, Conn.
Underwood, I. T., Lie, Yanceyville, N. C.
Upchurch, William. Lie, Kailua, Hawaii.
Upton, Mrs. A. D., Lie, 1506 Jackson St.,
Scranton, Pa.
Usher. Guy. Lie, Lancaster, S. C.
Utterback, Ray S., Congr., Central Lake.
Mich.
Valera, Mauricio M., Lie, Ewa, Hawaii.
Van Buskirk, Ellen, M.E.Lie, Tunbridge, Vt
VandegrifE, Roy C, M.E., 219 N. Fulton St..
Wauseon, O.
Van Loon, Homer E., Presb., 2929 Welton St
Denver, Colo.
Vari Meter, Alvin, Undenom., 634 Monroe St
Topeka, Kans.
Velasco, Jose O., Lie, Ellis Ave., Chicago,
Visser, Arthur J., Lie, 20 Burr Oak St
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Vogan, Ferdimore E., U.Presb., Greensboro,
Vouga, George, Lie, Somers, Wis.
Wachs, Victor H.. M. E., South Rovalton, Vt
Waery, James E., Lie, 1236 N. 8th St., W
Cedar Rapids, la.
Waggoner, J. Garland. Chr., Storrs, Conn.
Wagner, Chas. W., Presb., Emerson, la.
Wahmann Arthur A., Lie, 9067 202d St.,
Holhs, N. Y.
Waiau, Henry, Lie, Lihue, Hawaii.
Wailula, David, Lie, Waimea, Hawaii.
Walker, G. R., Lie, Wadley, R. 3, Ala.
Walker, Paul R., Bapt.Lie. Charlton, Mass.
Walkley, Miss Frances S., Lie, Litchfield,
R. D. 1, Conn.
Wallace, A. T., Cong., 111! Emerald St.,
Madison, Wis.
Wallace, Clayton, Lie. Wolfeboro, N. H.
Wallace, Lee, Meth., Hogsette, W. Va
Walter, Ralph, Lie, Temple Univ., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Walton, B. A., Bapt., Candor, N. Y
Walton, George T., Lie, New Underwood,
Wana, Joseph, Lie, Olaa, Hawaii.
Wangelin, Mrs. F. G., Lie, Grandin, Mo.
Ward, Alfred J., Plymouth, 111.
Ward, Prof. Clarence, Lie, 335 E. College St.,
Oberlin, O.
Ward, Joseph, 4317 N. Paulina St., Chicago.
Waterhouse, William, Lie, Koloa, Hawaii.
Watson, George R., Lie, Mountain Creek,
R. 2, Ala.
Watson, Wilkes B., Bapt, Churchville, N. Y
Watson, William T., Lie, 5757 University
Ave., Chicago, 111.
Watts, Allison M., Bapt., Westford, Vt.
Webber, F. C, Bapt., West Bloomfield, N. Y.
Webster, Norman C, M.E., Lyndonville, Vt.
Webster, Patrick O., Lie, Otsego, Mich
Weeks, Henry, Lie, Kealakeua, Hawaii.
Weiler. Fred N., Lie, Hollandale. Minn.
Weir. Valentine A., Presb., Clackamas. Ore.
Welch, Robert L., V.P., 328 W. State St.,
Paxton, 111.
Wellbaum, D. R., Lie, Gridley, HI.
Wells, John, Bapt., Hillsdale. Mich.
Welsh. Evan D., Presb., 304 N. Washington
St., Wheaton. 111.
Wentworth, A. W., Lie, Portland, Me.
Wenzel, Eldon W.. Presb., 210 E. Jackson St.,
St. Morris, 111.
West, Herbert, M.E., Steilacoom, Wash.
Wheaton, Mrs. Dorthea, Verona, N. J.
Wheeler, John R., U.C.of C, Avon, Conn.
Wheelock, Milton G., Lay, Buckley, Mich.
White, C. v., Presb., Bellevue, la.
White, Horace. M.E., 5600 Central Ave.,
Cleveland, O.
White, W. Robert, M.E., Hardwick. Vt.
Whitman, Charles B., M.E., R.F.D., Cortland,
O.
Whitney. Walter F., Meth., Milbridge. Me.
Whitsitt. Craig G.. Presb., Beacon Falls,
Corm.
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Whitt, Booker T., Lie, 1808 Kirkman St.,
Lake Charles, La.
Whitten, Robert A., Jr., Lie, Elon College,
N. C.
Wickline, Ellas, Lie, Lecta, O.
Wickman, A. E., Bapt.Lay, Wayland Acad-
emy, Beaver Dam, Wise.
Wilbourne, James P., Bapt., Durham, Conn.
Wilcock, James, Lie, Westport, Mass.
Wilder, Raymond E., Lie, R. 2, Riverside,
Calif.
Wiley, Jas. P., M.E., Chapman, Kans.
Wilkins, I. C, M.E., Grinnell, R. F. D., la.
Wilkinson, L. M., Lie, Mitchellville, la.
Williams, Anson R., Bapt., Norridgewock,
Me.
Williams, Dan D., Lie, 414 W. 118th St., New
York City.
Williams, Miss Ethel, Lie, Stevenson, Wash.
Williams, Frederick, Lie, Baroda, Mich.
Williams, Mrs. Grace C, Lie, 28 Court St.,
Keene, N. H.
Williams, Thomas J., Lie, 210 N. Professor
St., Oberlin, O.
Williams, William Lloyd, Lie, 160 Gaylord
Ave., Plymouth, Pa.
Wilson, Gilbert, Presb., 106 Poplar Plaine
Rd., Toronto, Ont., Can.
Wilson, Louis, Lie, Weeping Water, Nebr.
Wilson, Mrs. Mark, Lay, Elk Point, S. Dak.
Wilson, Norman G., Lie. Herrick, S. Dak.
Wilson. R. A. N., Presb., De Soto, Mo.
Wirt, Lincoln B., Lie, Yale Station, New
Haven, Conn.
Withee, Oscar, Bapt., Farmington, R. D., Me.
Wolf, Lawrence H., Lie, Nishu, N. D.
Wolfe, Rolland E., Breth., Boxford, Mass.
Woodbury, Carl V., Lie, Northfleld, Vt.
Woodcock, G. Arthur, Evang., Kingfield, Me.
Woodward, Ralph L., M.E., Old Lyme, R. D..
Conn.
Woodworth, V. A., Presb., Hallock, Minn.
Worcester, George S., Lie, Thetford, Vt.
Workentine, Frank, Lie, 5757 University
Ave., Chicago, 111.
Wright, Arthur C, Bapt, Castleton, Vt.
Wright, Mrs. Cleona, Lie, Trinway, O.
Wright, R. E., M.E., Parishville, N. Y.
Yeagle, Lloyd, Lie, Hill, N. H.
Yinger, Clement B., Meth., 19 Lewis Ave.,
Winthrop, Mass.
Yinger, Homer V., M.E., Constantine, Mich.
Yost, A. C, Refd, 321 S. Pearl St., Spencer-
ville, O.
Young, Andrew, Bapt., Harrison, Me.
Young, Don, Coffeyville, Kans.
Young, Edward C, Presb., No. Ridgeville, O.
Young, Ezra P., Cong., 422 N. Murray St.,
Madison, Wise.
Young, George R., Lie, 2210 Pine St., Pueblo,
Colo.
Young, Harry J., M.E., Nova, O.
Young, Samuel, Lie, Theological Seminary,
Bangor, Me.
Ziemer, H. E., C.M.A., 2851 Cherry St..
Denver, Colo.
Zimdars, B. A., Evang., Westfield, Wise.
1934] Congregational-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 331
CONGREGATIONAL AND CHRISTIAN MINISTERS
IN FULL STANDING
Ministerial standing is constituted by ordination and membership in an association or
conference of Congregational, Christian or Congregational-Christian ministers or of
ministers and churches.
The following is a compilation of the lists furnished by the Conference registrars.
Ministers not in pastorates are indicated by the inclusion of ordination date (or by a
hyphen (-) if ordination date has not been reported) after address. Information regard-
ing pastor is found in the appropriate place in the state report; refer to state and
place for this information. Page numbers are given for those whose names appear in
pages 6-71 and on the record of 1934 ordinations, pages 267-268.
An asterisk (*) before a name indicates that the person is not now reported by any
Conference registrar. It appears desirable to retain such names for a period of two
years in order to give opportunity for completing transfer of membership from one
holding body to another as well as for correction of errors.
A dagger (t) indicates that the address had not been verified.
Names of persons variously employed are indicated by Ch., chaplain; Ed., editor;
Ev., evangelist; My., missionary; p. em., pastor emeritus; p.o.d., pastor other denomination;
dir.R.E., director of Religious Education; P/., professor; Pn., principal; Pr., president;
Sec, secretary; St., superintendent; T., teacher; Tr., treasurer; bus., business; lee,
lecturer; lib., librarian.
12
1890
Abbate, Paolo S., 1931 Broadway, New
York City. 1924
Abbe, Harry A. G., Guilford, R. D. 2,
Conn.
Abbott, Alexander H., 122 Union St
Norwich, Conn.
Abbott, A. Maurice, 2511 Killingsworth
St., Portland, Ore.
Abel, George F., Essex. Conn.
Abercrombie, Ralph H., Monterey,
TLTggg
Abraham, Ralph Lee, A.B.C.F.M. 1914
Abrams, Henry H., 903 29th St., Ana-
cortes. Wash. 1882
Achenbach, Lyman I., Carthage, N. Y.
Achenbach, Solomon T., Farmington,
Me.
Acheson, John M., 3391 Main St., River-
side, Cal. 1920
Ackerman, Arthur W., 8 College Hill
Rd., West Somerville, Mass. 1890
Adadourian, Haig, My., c/o M. R. Cha-
lukian, Gazcon 1431, Buenos Aires,
Argentina. 1897
Adcuns, Arthur C, Norwich, Conn. 1925
Adams, Charles D., Pf., Hanover, N. H. 1885
Adams, Chauncey A., Savings Bank
Bldg., Burlington, Vt. 24, 27, 71, 1911
Adams, Chauncey C, 52 Pleasant St.,
Middlebury, Vt.
Adams, Clark G., Coldwater, R. D. 3.
Mich.
Adams, Clinton B., 1743 N. 33d St.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Adams, David E., Pj., So. Hadley.
Mass. 1916
Adams, Edward B., T., 393 Macon St.,
Brooklyn, N. Y. 1906
Adams, Elisha E., My., Ill Bassett St.,
New Britain, Conn. 1888
Adams, E. Merle, 1110 Koenigstein Ave.,
Norfolk, Neb.
Adams, George I., Boylston, Mass. 1896
Adams, Hubert G., Roseland, La. 1896
Adams, Myron W., Mason, N. H.
Adams, Oliver M., Onawa, la.
Adams, Silas N., Chester, N. H. 1888
Adams, William C, 55 Garden St.,
Cambridge, Mass. 1897
• Addison, Stanley H., 226 Erie St., Cam-
bridge, Mass.
Addison, W. Frederick, East Derry,
N. H.
Adkins, James B., 2020 Grand Ave.,
Cedar Rapids, la. 1888
Adkins, Leslie J., Beverly, Mass. 1924
Adriance, S. Winchester, 9 Mount
Pleasant St., Winchester, Mass. 1877
Aeschbacher, Joseph E., Hyannis, Neb.
Ahlstedt, Thure E., p.o.d., 609 6th St.,
Red Wing, Minn. 1915
Aiken, Edwin E., Sr., 337 Central St.,
Auburndale, Mass. 1885
Aiken, Edwin E., Jr., 211 Newbury St.,
Boston, Mass. 1921
Aiken, William A., Ch., U. S. A., re-
tired, 1 East Genesee Rd., Auburn,
N. Y. 1903
Aikins, James E., R. D., South Wind-
ham, Maine.
Ainslie, Thomas, Honor, Mich.
*tAkana, Francis K., Kailua, T. H. 1930
Aked, Charles F., 3355 Wilshire Blvd.,
Los Angeles, Cal. 1886
Akerley, H. Emerson, Freeport, Me.
Akerman, Nathan B., Y. M. C. A., 632,
Portland, Ore. 1914
[Akimo, James K., deceased. 44
Akin, R. Ernest, 4338 Parker Ave.,
Chicago, 111.
Akiona, Alfred, Hanalei, Kauai, T. H.
Albright, John A., 809 S. Center St.,
Franklin, Ohio.
*tAlbright, John W., Box 322, Burling-
ton, N. C.
Albright, Ralph E., R. D. 2, Amherst,
Ohio.
Albright, S. W., Raleigh, N. C.
Alcock, James, Aquebogue, N. Y.
Alcorn, Wm. A., Hastings, Neb. 1896
Alden, Frederick W., 15 Harrison St.,
Taunton, Mass. 12
Alderman, Mrs. Ada, 44 E. Grove St.,
Ballston Spa, N. Y.
Aldrich, Mrs. Alice P., sec, 4650 N.
Kilpatrick Ave., Chicago, 111. 1907
Aldridge, James M., 1100 E. Washing-
ton St., Greensboro, N. C. 1916
Alexander, Arthur O., 1670 Dallas Rd.,
Victoria, B. C, Canada. 1901
Alexander, George, p.o.d., 1523 Ardmore
Ave., Chicago, 111. 1926
332 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1934
*tAlexander, Warner S., Newmarket,
Ontario, Canada.
Alexander, Wm. H., Cheshire, Conn. 1891
Alf, Alfred, 922 West 3rd St., Yankton,
S. D. 1891
Alger, Frank G., 969 Cornell Rd.. Pasa-
dena, Cal. 1886
Allan, W. Murray, 213 N. 5th St., Grand
Forks, N. D.
Allard, Alfred L., 1671 Cleveland Ave.,
S. W., Grand Rapids, Mich.
Allbright, Manley F., 31 Quint Ave.,
Allston, Mass.
Allchin, George, My., 254 Cliff Ave.,
Pelham, N. Y. 1881
Allen, Charles F., Beaver Dams, R. D.
3, N. Y.
Allen, Charles J., 399 E. 5th St., Brook-
lyn, N. Y. ^ . ^^
Allen, Frederick C, 418 N. Main St.,
Manchester, Conn.
Allen, Frederick G., Redding. Conn.
Allen, George E., 553 Hill St., Whitins-
ville, Mass. 1910
Allen, Herbert O., Marion, la.
Allen, Hubert A., 3011 Ave. 15, Chatta-
nooga, Term. ^ ^
*tAllen. J. H., Webster, N. C. (— )
Allen, John H., Newburyport, Mass. 1915
*tAllen, K. S., R. 7, Raleigh, N. C. (— )
Allen, LeRoy G., Taunton, Mass. 267
Allen, Ralph W., 481 S. Beach St.,
Syracuse, N. Y. 1903
Allen, Robert J., bus., Tonasket, Wash. 1924
Allen, Rose Chapman, R. 3, New Al-
bany. Pa. 189o
*tAllen, William, Gary, N. C. (— )
Allen, William C, Otis Orchards,
Wash. , „ ^
AUenby, Hubert A., Edinburgh, Scot-
land. 1923
Aller, Nathan S., 29 North St., Bald-
winsville, N. Y. 1895
AUin, Ernest A., St. Helens, Ore.
AUingham, Robert, Flagler, Colo.
Allis, Wm. B., Wrentham, Mass. 1893
Allison, Frederick E., Warfordsburg,
Pa.
Allison, John M., 400 Beach, Berea, O.
Allred, John M., R. 1, Asheboro, N. C.
AUworth, John, 512 Ohio St., Wheaton,
m. 18^^
Almon, Mrs. Clarence, Hamilton, Mo. 1930
*tAlston, M. F., Greensboro, N. C. (— )
Alston, Robert J., 958 St. Julian St.,
Altvater, Ernest W., bus., Newell, S. D. 1906
Alvord, James C. p/., 106 Smith St.,
Lafayette. La. ^ ^^ 18»»
*tAmazeen, Elvin K., 346 Pleasant St.,
Portsmouth, N. H. ^^ 1878
Ament, Jacob H., 310 No. 5th St., Ster-
ling, Colo. ,, . ^
Ames, Claire E., Sec, 4410 Lake Harriet
Blvd.. Minneapolis, Minn. 1904
Ames, William P., 927 Ohio St., Law-
rence, Kan. 1910
Amos, Frederick, bus., 5549 37th St., N.
E., Seattle, Wash. 1911
Andersen, Frank O., bus., 6234 Berenice
Ave., Chicago, 111. ^^^<
Anderson, A. H., Belmond, Iowa.
Anderson, Ada S., 1605 Annalee Ave.,
Webster Groves, Mo.
Anderson. August L., 9 Lansing Ave.,
Worcester, Mass. 1886
Anderson, Carl J., 409 Cobb St., John-
sonburg. Pa.
fAnderson, Charles. 1874
Anderson, Dock, Nacogdoches, Star
Rt. Box 17, Tex.
Anderson, E. L., Anita, la.
Anderson, Frank H., 1605 Annalee Ave.,
Webster Groves, Mo.
Anderson, Gale A., Ekalaka, Mont.
Anderson, George S. K., 270 Highland
Ave., Somerville, Mass.
[Anderson, Harold Ernest, deceased. 44
Anderson, Howard Stone, 3101 Warren
Blvd., Chicago. 111.
Anderson, James W.. btis., 312 6th St.,
N. E.. Washington, D. C. 1908
Anderson, Mrs. Marlowe A., dir.r.e.,
3448 W. Adams St., Chicago. 111. 1927
Anderson. Orvis T., 20 Pine St.. Fort
Myers. Fla.
Anderson. Ralph Kirk. 903 29th St.,
Anacortes, Wash.
Anderson, Thomas Bertram, Litchfield,
Conn.
Anderson, Thomas, Apt. 1, 2916 Pine
Grove Ave., Chicago, 111.
Anderson, Uel, North Dartmouth, Mass.
Anderson, Wallace W., 108 Maplewood
Ter., Springfield, Mass.
Anderson, William S., Munson St..
Greenfield. Mass.
Andes. Alfred W.. Harrisonburg. R. R.
4, Va.
Andrew, Benjamin Fay, Dublin, N. H.
Andrews, George R., 306 Wakeman Rd.,
Fairfield, Conn. 1908
Andrews, Herbert T., Barnesville, Minn.
tAndrus, J. Cowles. 1883
Anthony, S. Whitman, 410 Washington
St., Brighton, Mass.
Appelman, Hiram H.. Sec, 340 Orange
St.. Manchester, N. H. • 1895
Apple, J. F., Elon College. N. C.
Appleton, Fayette G., 617 E. 12th Ave..
Houston, Tex. 1884
[Appleton, Harry, deceased.
Appleton, Julius G., 456 Anson St..
Bridgeport, Conn.
Applewhite, John M.. 2177 5th Ave., New
York City. 267, 1934
Archibald, J. Dwight, Revenna, N. Y.
Archibald, Warren Seymour. 221 Girard
Ave.. Hartford. Conn.
Arell. Oscar W.. Newman Ave.. R. F.
D. 4, Box 365, Attleboro, Mass. 1918
Arends, B. R., 65 Southern Ave., Pitts-
burgh, Pa.
Arends, Harold L.. R. F. D. 3, Osgood.
Ind.
Argento, Francis C, 80 Highland Ave.,
Newtonville, Mass. 1907
Arhelger, Louis F., New Richmond,
Wis.
[Armes, Arza Herbert, deceased. 44
Armington. George F.. 637 So. 5th St..
Salina. Kans. 1898
[Armstrong, Andrew Campbell, deceased.
Armstrong, Arthur H., Sec, 401 Y. M.
C. A. Bldg.. Locust St.. St. Louis. Mo. 1894
Armstrong. Joseph H., bus., Ill Banning
Ave., Ashland, O. 1905
Armstrong, Robert G., Sec, 85 N. State
St., Concord, N. H. 13, 24. 27, 69, 1914
Armstrong, Thomas J., bus., P. O. Box
75, Rocky Point, N. C. 1914
Arnold, Harold L., Coventry, R. I. 1926
Arnold, Henry, 108 Bogle St., Fall
River, Mass.
Arnold, P. Arthur, Memphis, Mich.
Arnot. John K., Sec, Y. M. C. A., 216
S. Riverside Ave., St. Clair, Mich. 1910
Arrick, Robert P., p.em.. Farmland,
Ind. 1886
Artman, Joseph M., p/., 5732 Harper
Ave., Chicago, 111. 1906
Artz. Frank S.. Charles City, la. 1892
1934] Congregational-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 333
Ashby, John H., 52 Winlock Ave., In-
gram, Pittsburgh, Pa.
*tAshby, Robinson, Lewistown, 111. 1890
Ashby, Thompson E., Brunswick, Me. 24
Ashby, William C, Smith Ave., R. F. D.
3, Trenton, N. J. 1924
Ashjian, H. H., 236i,^ No. Kenmore Ave.,
Los Angeles, Cal. 189S
Ashley, Walter H., Lakota, N. D.
Asplin, Glenn R., bw5., 2325 N. Connecti-
cut Ave., Royal Oak, Mich. 1922
tAtkins, Charles F. 1916
Atkins, Charles L.. 1048 College St.,
Topeka, Kan.
Atkins, G. Glenn, Pf., 11 Seminary St.,
Auburn, N. Y. 1895
Atkinson, Frank, 423 Jessamine St.,
West Palm Beach, Fla. 66
Atkinson, George E., 137 Calder St.,
Sebastopol, Cal.
Atkinson, Henry A., Sec, 70 5th Ave.,
New York City. 1902
Atkinson, James O., Sec, Elon College,
N. C. 12, 14, 18, 70, 1893
Atwood, Alfred Ray, Harwich, Mass. 1901
Atwood, Henry T., Copenhagen, N. Y.
[Atwood, James Noah, deceased. 44
Auer, J. A. F., P/., Tufts College, Bos-
ton, Mass. (— )
Augur, Julius S., dir., Y. M. C. A., 150
Mountain Rd., West Hartford, Conn. 1916
Auld, William M.. 343 Eastern Heights
Blvd., Elyria, O.
Aumann, William, La Crosse, Wash.
Austin, Leon H., R. D. 2, Rockville,
Conn.
Austin, Ralph V., Spring Valley, Wis.
Auvil, Edward. R. 1, Long Dale, Va. 192.1
Avery, Oliver P., Box 535, Rock
Springs, Wyo. 71
Avikainen, Aarne, West Paris, Me.
Avikainen, Mrs. Elizabeth, West Paris,
Me.
Axtell, Archie G., Williamstown, Mass.
Axtell, J. Dayton, 441 Sampson St.,
San Diego, Cal.
f Axton, John Thomas, deceased. 44
Axton, John T., Jr., Ch., U.S.A., Fort
Francis E. Warren, Wyo. 1917
I Ayer, Edward P., deceased.
Ayers. William B., 35 W. Elm Ave.,
WoUaston, Mass.
Ayres, Lucy T., 333 Central Park West,
New York City. 1922
Babb, J. Franklin, New Hampton, N. H.
Babb, Thomas E., p. em., Holden, Mass. 1869
Babb, William S., Seaman, Ohio.
Babbitt, Will A., 921 Leland Ave.,
South Bend. Ind. 1895
Babcocik, Everett A., East Burke, Vt.
tBabcock, Frank. 1912
Babcock, Milton Howard, 32 West St.,
Concord, N. H. 1888
Bachelder, Everett E., 40 Bridge St.,
Newton, Mass.
Bacheler, Francis P., Talcottville. Conn.
Bacheler, Theodore, South Hadley
Falls, Mass.
*tBachman. Walter E., 3541 North Merid-
ian St., Indianapolis, Ind. 1918
Bacon, Alvin C, 42 Florence St.,
Natick, Mass.
Bacon, Miles E., p.em., Chandlerville,
111. 1880
"tBacon, William F., 1701 Montcalm St.,
Indianapolis, Ind. 1911
Badder, Coral F., Big Rapids, Mich.
Bade, W. Frederick, P/., 2616 College
Ave., Berkeley, Cal. 41, 1894
Bagby, A. G., T., So. Webster, Ohio. 1912
Bagdikian, Aram T., 59 Elm St., Stone-
ham, Mass.
Baggett, William Seth, Reeves, La.
Bagnall, Frederick, New Haven, Mich.
Bailey, Arthur W., 33 Walnut St., Win-
sted. Conn.
Bailey, Gurdon F., Groton Long Point,
Conn.
Bailey, Henry L.. Reg., 169 Crescent
Rd., Longmeadow, Mass. 68, 1889
Bailey, Richard L., Templeton, Mass.
Bain, Colin B., Grand Meadow, Minn.
Bainton, J. Herbert, Cheshire, Conn.
Bainton, Roland H., Pf., 2108 Yale Sta.,
New Haven, Conn. 40, 1927
Baird, Corey S., biis., Cromwell, la. 1899
Baird, George B., Lowell. Wash.
Baird, Lucius O., 5026 16th Ave., N. E..
Seattle, Wash. 30, 1890
Baird, Robert S., Cheboygan, Mich.
Bakeman Robert A., 50 Lynn St., Pea-
body, Mass. 1905
Baker, Albert S., 2315 Maile Way,
Honolulu, T. H.
Baker, Edward L., 504 Dal-Whi-Mo.,
Sedalia, Mo. 1914
Baker, Ernest L., 380 Main St., Ames-
bury, Mass.
Baker, Frank H., Center Ossipee, N. H.
Baker, Marion W., Topeka, Kan. 1896
Baker, Miss Myrtle, Winchester, R. 4, Ind.
Baker, T. Nelson, 256 Robbins Ave.,
Pittsfield, Mass.
Baker, Walter A.. Box 105, Penney
Farms. Fla. 1897
Baker, Weltie E., Durand, Mich.
Baker, William H.. 135 Park Dr., Well-
ington, O.
Baldwin, A. Graham. T., Adams Hall,
Andover, Mass. 1928
Baldwin, Carl F., 424 W. Arch St.. Port-
land, Ind.
Baldwin, Charles H., Stafford Springs,
R. D. 1, Conn.
*tBaldwin, H. B., Apex, N. C. (— )
Baldwin, J. W., R. R.. Columbus, Ind. 1912
[Baldwin, Theodore Ailing, deceased. 44
Baldwin, William E., Medford, Okla.
Balfour, John, Coloma, Mich.
Ball, Albert H.. South Hadley, Mass. 1871
Ball, Arza, R. 1, Chesterhill, Ohio.
Ball, James E., 1506 Girard Ave., N.,
Minneapolis, Minn. 24
Ball, Robert H., Fair Haven, Vt.
Ballantine, William G., Pf.em., 215 For-
est Park Ave., Springfield, Mass. 1880
Ballensky, James, bus., Dos Palos, Cal. 1922
Ballmer, Isaiah Balcolm, Exeter, Mo. 1908
Ballou, Earle H., A. B. C. F. M. 1916
Ballou, Henry L., p.em., Chester, Vt. 1895
Ballou, John Kendrick, Alturas, Cal.
Ballou, Luther, Carmel, Me. 1930
Ballou, William J., Chester, Vt.
Baltzer, Melbourne, O., 71 Martland St.,
Montello, Mass.
Balzer, J. F., 302 Nevada St., Northfield,
.Minn. 1924
Banks, Henry B., Gen'l Delivery, Fay-
etteville, N. C.
Banks, Harry F., 209 Overbrook Blvd.,
Pittsburgh, Pa. 1916
Banninga, John J., A. B. C. F. M. 41, 1901
Bannister, Fred., Milton, N. H.
Baptist, John D., 1237 St. Charles St.,
Thebodaux, La.
Barber, Arthur, 3 Berkeley St., Law-
rence, Mass.
Barber, James A., 806 Leonard St., High
Point, N. C.
Barber, Jerome M., Box 202, Forest
Grove, Ore. 1893
Barber, Laurence L., 11 Maple St., Ar-
lington, Mass.
334 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1934
Barber, Ray W., Granville, 111.
Barbour, Thomas W., Box 426, Ramona,
San Diego Co., Cal.
Barbre, John, Crossville, 111.
Barker, Franklin W., Union ville. Conn.
Barker, George A., Pomfret Center,
Conn.
Barker, James I., Tallassee, Ala.
Barker, Otis W., 145 Warrenton Ave.,
Hartford, Conn. 1893
Barker, Thomas, Janesville, R. D. 1,
Wis. ^. ^,
Barkhau, Harold W., 709 Columbia St.,
Newport, Ky.
Barnard, Alfred J., 55 Arborough Rd.,
Roslindale, Mass.
[Barnard, Elihu Cooley, deceased. 45
Barnard, Orlo E., Hatfield, Mass.
Barnes, E. Winfred, Y. M. C. A., 45
Bleecker St., Newark, N. J. 1918
Barnes, Estle C, Comstock Park,
Mich. „ „
Barnes, Guy L., Pj., Drury College,
Springfield, Mo. 1926
Barnes, Henry John, Lysander, N. Y.
Barnes, Howard C, T., Tallmadge, R.
F. D., Ohio. 1899
Barnes, Orville A., Appleton. Minn.
Barnes, Robert J., Hayward, Wis. 190o
Barnes, William D., R. D. 3, Colchester,
Conn. „^ ,, ,
Barnett, John W., 4 Loomis St.. Mont-
pelier, Vt. „ , ^ ,
Barnette, Leslie J., 543 Blue Road, Coral
Gables, Fla.
Barnhill, Oscar F., Troy. N. C.
nBarnum, Orien S., Potlatch, Ida. 1896
Barnum, Samuel H., p.em., 221 Eastern
Point Rd., Groton. Conn. 1883
Barnwell. Henry S., St., 250 Auburn
Ave.. N. E., Atlanta, Ga.
22, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 1904
Barrett, D. P., Ponce, Puerto Rico.
Barrett. John C. 235 W. Seymour St..
Philadelphia. Pa. , _,1931
Barrett, S. Allen, bus.. 2217 Garland
Ave., Detroit, Mich. 1888
Barrows, Irvin, bus., Faulkton, S. D. 1899
Barsalou. George F., Maquoketa, la.
Barstow, Robbins W., Pr., 165 Elizabeth
St., Hartford, Conn. 12, 25, 32, 38, 1916
Bartak, Joseph P., My., Prague,
Czechoslovakia. 1915
Barth, William L., 10207 Mountair Ave..
Tujunga, Cal. ^ ^ ^, 1890
Bartholomew, Noyes O.. Muscatah, Kan.
Bartlett, A. Eugene, Ev., Bartlett
Manor, West Chester, Pa. 1897
Bartlett. Dana W., 2020 Coldwater
Canyon Rd., Beverly Hills, Cal. 1887
Bartlett, Henry M., Kent, Conn.
Bartlett, Hollis M., 92 Coburn Ave.,
Worcester, Mass.
Bartlett, Robert M., Longmeadow,
IVIclSS
Bartlett, Samuel C, A. B. C. F. M. 1894
Bartlett. William H., No. Scituate,
Mass.
Bartley. William T., Canaan. N. Y.
Barton, Brice S., Turon, Kans. 1900
Barton, James L., Secern.. Longwood
Towers, Brookline, Mass. 1885
Barton, William H., New Cambria. Mo.
Barton, William P.. Sunderland, Mass.
Bartter, Alfred H., Madrid. la.
Barwick, Arthur W., 1321 Prairie Ave.,
Des Plaines, 111.
Bascom, Mrs. Elida Frost, R. D. 5,
Brewer, Me. ^ '^f ■
[Basham, Charles Wallace, deceased. 45
Bashford, Alfred E., Exeter. Neb.
Baskerville, Mark, 3116 Grand View
Ave., Spokane, Wash. 1882
Baskerville, Robert, Caledonian Apts.,
Seattle, Wash. 1915
*tBaskerville, S. H., Henderson, N. C. (— )
Baskerville, William E., p.o.d., Groton,
S. D. 1920
Bassett, Elton K., Boothbay Harbor,
Me.
*tBassett, John H., Danbury, R. 4, Conn.
Bassler, Henry G., 362 Middleboro Ave.,
East Taunton, Mass.
Bast, C. William, Harlan, la.
Bast, Carl P., Rock Rapids, la.
Bastel, Frederick T., 1737 Coit Rd.,
East Cleveland, O. 1890
Bate, Francis H., T., Winthrop, Me. 1913
Bates, Henry L., Paterson Apts.. Forest
Grove, Ore. 1881
Bates, Mrs. Juanita, 319 N. Aurora St.,
Ithaca, N. Y. 1892
Batt, George, 1619 4th Ave., ScottsblufE,
Neb.
Batten, James H., Pf., 1138 Harvard
Ave., Claremont, Cal. 1895
Bauer, Thorpe, 2140 Main St., Bridge-
port. Conn.
Baughman, John, Sumner, 111.
Bauman, Benjamin R., 1222 No. Baird
Ave., Fergus Falls, Minn. 1902
Baumann, Eppo, bus.. Ft. Morgan, R. D.
3, Colo. 1901
Baumann, Gustav B., Treynor, la.
Baumann, Hugo M., 515 Garfield St.,
Lodi, Cal.
Baumgardner, Gill M., p.o.d., 23 Atlas
St., Akron, Ohio. 1913
Baxter, Nelson I., Tomah, Wis.
Bayes, R. Ernest, 11 North Sq., Boston,
Mass. 1908
TBayley, Dwight Smith, deceased. 45
Bayne, John J., 2627 N. Talman Ave.,
Chicago, 111. 1903
[Beach, Arthur Granville, deceased. 45
Beach, David N., 291 St. James Ave..
Springfield, Mass.
Beach, Frederick P., A. B. C. F. M. 1910
Beach, Jesse J., Orland, Ind.
Beach, Joseph W., A. B. C. F. M. 1918
Beach, Walter B., Linden Hills Church,
Minneapolis, Minn.
Beadle, Harry A., 456 Main St., Saco.
Maine. * 1901
Beale, Arthur S., 2203 N. 48th St., Mil-
waukee, Wis. 1908
Beale, Charles H., p.em., Boothbay
Harbor, Me. - 1881
Beale, T. F. Rutledge, Peoples Church,
St. Paul, Minn.
Beam, Kenneth S., Sec, 955 N. Maren-
go St., Pasadena, Cal. 1917
Bean. A. Lincoln, Barrington, R. D.,
Box 41. R. I.
Bean. Joseph P., R. D. 1, Wedowee, Ala.
Beard, Albert G., 224 Grant St., Plain-
well, Mich.
[Beard, Augustus Field, deceased. 45
Beard, Reuben A., p.em., 713 3rd Ave.
S., Fargo, N. D. 1879
Beard, Willard L.. A. B. C. F. M. 1894
Beard, William S., Uncasville. R. D. 1.
Conn. 1897
Beardslee, Claude G.. Pf., Lehigh
Univ., Bethlehem, Pa. 1914
Beardslee, Lyndon S., Westboro, Mass.
Beardslee, Raymond A., 41 Wall St.,
Springfield, Vt.
Beardsley, Frank G., Minot, N. D.
Beattie, John L., Abingdon, Va. 1903
[Beaumont, Albert E., deceased.
Beaver, Mrs. Carrie, Advance. Ind.
1934] Congregational-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 335
Bebee, W. Lome, Y. M. C. A., 726
Washington St., Utica, N. Y. 1925
Bechtel, Philip, Batesland, S. D.
Bechtold, Warren, Huntsburg, O.
Becker, James A., Redvale, Colo. 1894
Becker, Theo., Gregory, S. D. 267
Becker, William, Friend, Neb.
Beckwith, Kenneth D., 109 Hale St.,
Beverly, Mass.
Beddoes, Arthur E., 608 Washington
St., Beardstown, 111.
Bedell, George W., Clarksville, Mich.
Bedford, Archie B., 1641 S. Salina St.,
Syracuse, N. Y.
Bedikian, Antranig A., 152 E. 34th St.,
New York City.
Bedrosian, Kapriel, 228 Highland St.,
Worcester, Mass.
Beebe, Ralph J., Primghar, la.
Beene, Dow B., Pf., 4 W. 93d St., New
York City. 1911
Beggs, David M., Anamosa, la.
Beidleman, Paul, Keensburg, HI. 1925
Beisiegel, Jacob J., Burrows, Ind.
Beitel, Julius H., Franklin, Neb. 1891
Beittel, Adam Daniel, 1128 19th Ave.,
S., Nashville, Tenn.
[Bekeschus, Edward, deceased. 45
Bekeschus, Paul C, 1427 Race St., Cin-
cinnati, O. 13
Belknap, C. Le Roy, Summer Hill, 111.
Bell, Aylesworth B., 2442 York St., Blue
Island, 111.
Bell, E. Frazer, 321 Hamilton St.,
Geneva, 111.
Bell, Edgar L., 114 Prospect St., Nor-
wich, Conn.
Bell, Enoch F., editor, 14 Beacon St.,
Boston, Mass. 18, 31, 1902
Bell, Franklin G., Noble, m.
Bell, George H., Brantley, R. D. 1, Ala.
Bell, William C, A. B. C. F. M. 1907
Bellingham, Ernest R., 15,246 Pacific
Highway, R. 9, Seattle, Wash. 1920
Bender, William A., Tougaloo College,
Tougaloo, Miss. 70, 1914
Benedict, Elmer W., 1817 San Pedro
Ave., Berkeley, Cal.
Benedict, H. Hawthorn, Seabrook, N. H.
Bennett, Clarence S., 349 So. Jefferson
St., Himtington, Ind. 11, 29
Bennett, James Gordon, Kalkaska, Mich. 267
Bennett, John N., Dean, 1122 Summit
Ave., Springfield, Mo. 1922
Bennett, Joseph Henry, 234 Central
Ave., Campbell, Cal.
Bennett, L. Vf, Columbia, S. D.
Bermett, Richard H., 52 Willow St.,
Belmont, Mass.
Bennett, Simon A., St., 8II1/2 W. Main
St., Mimcie. Ind. 27, 67. 1913
Bennett, Thomas E., 213 Garfield St.,
Traverse City, Mich.
Bennetts, Frank T., Richville, N. Y.
Benninger, S. C, Grand Chain, 111.
Benson, Ernest L., bus., 480 Columbia
Ave., Elgin, m. 1897
Benson, Frank T., 768 Charles St., St.
Paul, Minn.
Bent, David F., 275 Algoma Blvd.,
Oshkosh, Wis.
Bent, Lester H., Pocantico Hills, N. Y.
Bentall, Alfred, bus., 834 Capitol Ave..
Lansing, Mich. 1902
Bentley, Harold, 55 Elizabeth St.,
Hartford, Conn. 1929
Bentley, Robert A., 3122 N. E. Bryce St.,
Portland, Ore. 267
Bentley, Wilson, Bokoshe, Okla. 1899
Benton, Joseph A., Paradise. Cal. 1901
Beougher. S. L., Vaughnsville, Ohio.
Berckman, Wm. O., R. 3, Box 18, Lake-
land, Fla. 1897
Bergen, Harry H., 102 East Ave., Lock-
port, N. Y.
Berggren, Walter C, Polk City, la.
Berghoefer, Fred J., 1722 N. Park
Ave., Chicago, 111.
Bergman, Carl J., R. 5, Portland, Me.
Bergman, Franklin H., Madison, Minn.
Bergsman, Erick, Birchdale, Mirm.
Berkeley, William G., HoUis, N. H. 1906
Berle, Adolph A., New York City. 1887
[Berquist, E. J., deceased.
Berriman, William, Granby, Conn.
[Berry, Edward Atkinson, deceased. 45
Berry, James T., Albion, Me.
Berry, John Faris, 12100 Castlewood
Ave., Cleveland, O. 1891
Besselievre, William C, De Smet, S. D.
Best, Archibald C, Pinedale, Wyo.
Best, John, 412 Broad St., Menasha,
Wis.
Betz, Allison R., Sylvan, Fox Island,
Wash. 1904
Bewer, Julius A., Pf., 606 W. 122d St.,
New York City. 19O6
Bewkes, Eugene G., Pf., 40 Maple Ave.,
Hamilton, N. Y. 1922
Beyer, Richard F., 6 Franklin St., Con-
cord, N. H.
Bias, George H., Racine, W. Va. 1927
Bibiloni, Eduardo, Humacao, Puerto
Rico. 70
Bickers, William H., Vinita, Okla.
Bicknell, John, A. B. C. F. M. 1902
Bidwell, Charles A., 12 Salisbury Rd.,
Brookline, Mass.
tBielefield, John H. 1907
Bierbaum, Milton A., Flossmoor, 111. 1931
Bigelow, Frank E., ,58 S. Main St.,
Newport, N. H.
Billings, Osmond J., Orange, Mass.
Billings, Percy, Pf., 1474 E. 69th St.,
Chicago, 111. 1890
Binkhorst, Arie, Apt., Olivet, Mich. 1895
Birch, Guy R., Scribner, Neb.
Birge, J. Kingsley, A. B. C. F. M. 1914
Bishop, Albert W., 500 N. 10th St., Kan-
sas City, Kan. I88O
Bishop, Edwin W., Lansing, Mich.
Bishop, Frederick J., 4200 N. Francisco
Ave., Chicago, 111.
Bissell, Henry M.,Turton, S. D.
Bissell, Shelton, 161 So. Main St., Frank-
lin, N. H.
Bissell, William F., Saxtons River, Vt. 1902
Bissey, Charles J., Ainsworth, Neb.
[Bitler, Thomas Bruce, deceased. 46
Bivin, George D., Pf., 11308 Hessler Rd.,
N. E., Cleveland, O. 1910
Bixler, James W., 12 Center St., Exeter,
N. H.
Black, Archibald, 11 Plymouth St., ••
Montclair, N. J.
Black, Floyd H., Pr., Box 182, Sofia,
Bulgaria. 1917
Black, Oliver K., 4329 Tyler St., Detroit,
Mich.
Black, Robert F., Shiocton, Wis.
Blackburn, John F., 1542 S. Gordon
St., S. W., Atlanta, Ga. 1895
Blackburn, W. A., Lyndon. Kan. 1888
Blackford, Horace V., Ashburnham,
IVT3SS
Blackrnan, John C, 208 W. 19th St.,
Cheyenne. Wyo. 11, 20, 24
Blackmer, Edmund F., Belchertown,
Mass. 1895
Blackmer. Walter R.. Richmond, Vt.
Blackmon. Andrew J., Green River,
Wyo.
336 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1934
Blackwell, H. L., Berkley Ave., Nor-
folk, Va. 1915
Blackwell, J. Pilley, Luverne, R. D.
4, Ala.
Blair, David G., 2944 W. Ave. 33, Los
Angeles, Cal. 1893
Blair, W. Walter, 332 Lake Ave., Fair-
mont, Minn.
Blaisdell, Allen C, dir., 8 Mosswood
Rd., Berkeley, Cal. 1923
Blaisdell, James A., 831 Dartmouth
Ave., Claremont, Cal. 1892
Blake, Everett C, A. B. C. F. M. 1927
Blakely, Quincy, Farmington, Conn.
Blakesley. Robert I., 48 Commonwealth
Ave., Pittsfield, Mass.
Blakeway, Herbert N., 8525 S. Carpen-
ter Ave., Chicago, 111. 1919
Blakney, Raymond B., Williamstown,
Mass.
Blanchard, Edward B., Barre, Mass. 1892
Blanchard, Ferdinand Q., Euclid Ave.
& E. 96th St., Cleveland, O. 22
Blanchard, John L., bus., 189 Keeline
Ave., Council Bluffs, la. 1891
Blanchette, Charles A., 1501 Morgan
Ave., N., Minneapolis, Minn. 1898
Blandford. Mrs. Anna, 501 N. Michigan
Ave., Glendora, Cal. 1909
Blandford, Levi D., 501 N. Michigan
Ave., Glendora, Cal. 1901
Blanning, Howard A., Benton Harbor,
Mich.
Blaze, Arthur K., 6 Linden St., Schen-
ectady, N. Y.
Blickensdoerfer, Carl, Burt, N. D. 1925
Blish, Francis M., Clarkson, N. Y.
Bliss, Alfred V., Sec, 14 Beacon St.,
Boston, Mass. 68, 1898
Bliss, Charles B., West Brookfield,
Mass. 1903
Bliss, Daniel, 10 Keswick Ave., Boston,
Mass.
Bliss, Leon D., Box 283, Morro Bay,
Cal. 1889
Blodgett, Emerson F., Bucksport, Me. 267
Blodgett, Ernest A., Ramah. Colo. 1908
Blodgett, Robert H., Franklin, Vt. 267
Blomfield, Frank, p. em., Monson, Mass. 1887
Blomfleld, Stanley F., Monson, Mass.
Blood, Charles R., bus., 514 Chalmers
St., Champaign, 111. 1901
Bloom, Gustav, 37-85 in2d St., Corona,
N. Y.
Bloom, J. Vernon, 1302 W. Glenoaks,
Burbank, Cal.
TBloom, William Knighton, deceased. 46
Blough, John H., 1105 Hershey Ave.,
Muscatine, la.
*tBlue, E. J., Aberdeen, N. C. 1902
Blue, James McD., 82 St. Andrew Rd.,
East Boston, Mass.
Blueyes, Thomas, pastor-at-large. Little
Eagle, S. D. 1929
Blundon, Leslie W., Essex Junction. Vt.
Blunt, Harry B., Alexandria, Minn.
Blyth, Robert B., 914 N. 4th St.. Burling-
ton, la.
Boardman, Charles W., Delavan, Wis.
Boardman, Harry L., 4889 Terracina
Court, Riverside. Cal. 1893
Bockoven, John C, 17 E. Highland Ave.,
Villa Park, 111.
Bockoven, Paul J., 2215 Broadway,
Great Bend, Kan.
Boden, Reynold B., 2445 W. Washing-
ton St., Los Angeles, Cal.
Bodine, John E., 1057 Webster St., Tra-
verse City, Mich. 1891
Bodman, Frederick H.. bus., 42 Fremont
St.. Battle Creek, Mich. 1905
Bodwell, Charles S., Sec, 30 Hunting-
ton Ave., Sharon, Mass. 1903
Bodwell, Flaviel A., St. Cloud, Fla. 1891
Boehringer, William Rollo, Enon, O. 1912
Boerner, Theodore A., p.em.. Port
Washington, Wis. 1916
Boettcher, Alvin, Olds, la.
Bohn, W. Frederick, Pf., 285 Oak St..
Oberlin, O. 11, 15, 18, 21, 1902
Boicourt, William, Shirley, Mass.
Boisen, Anton T., Ch., 750 So. State St.,
Elgin, m. 1911
Boland. Almon T., Haverhill, N. H.
Bollinger, Edward S., R. D. 8, Box 396,
Portland, Ore. 1889
Bolster, Frelon E., 4905 Snyder Ave.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Bond, Theo. M., 52 Prospect St., Bing-
hamton, N. Y.
Bonnell, J. W., VLning, la.
Booch, Herman R., 1437 Juniata St., N.
S.. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Bookwalter, Lewis, Ansonia. Conn. 1877
Boomgaarden, N. J. O., Buffalo Center,
la. 267
Boone, Amos R., Armour, S. D.
tBoone, J. W., New Bern, N. C. (— )
Booth, A. Lynn, 441 E. Beardsley St.,
Elkhart, Ind.
Booth, Edwin, Sheldon, la.
Booth, Harold G., Fryeburg, Me.
Booth, Henry K., 241 Cedar Ave., Long
Beach. Cal.
Booth, Kyle, 178 Fredonia Ave., Peoria,
111.
Booth, R. H., Box 122D, R. A., Sanford,
Fla.
Booth, Vincent Ravi, 1 Monument
Ave., Bennington, Vt.
Booth, Walter P., Box 319, Ann Arbor,
Mich. 1923
Boothby, Clayton D., 630 Broad St.,
Meriden, Conn.
Borah, Edward, Sims, 111.
Borden, Evart P., 611 High St., Oregon
City, Ore.
Boren, Frank E., Kenwood, Cal.
Bortle, Harold J., Moravia. N. Y.
Boss, Roger C, bus., 521 W. 19th St.,
Pueblo, Colo. 1901
Bossing, Nelson L., P/., 1672 East 26th St.,
Eugene, Ore. 1918
Bosworth, Anthony R., Pettibone. N. D.
*Bosworth, Edward F., P/., Oberlin, O. 1923
Bosworth, Linneus M., West Tisbury,
Mass.
[Bosworth, Richard Harrison, deceased. 46
Bosworth, Theodore K., Centralia, Kan. 67
Boult, William T., Tr., 287 4th Ave..
New York City.
6, 10, 15. 17, 20, 22, 24, 25, 26, 1908
Bouman, Dennis D., Point Pleasant.
N. Y.
Bourne, Alexander P., P. O. Box 366,
Marion, Mass. 1895
Bourner, Charles A.. 14 N. Main St.,
Homer, N. Y. 1911
Bouton, Tilton C. H.. Box 863, St. Pet-
ersburg, Fla. 1881
Boutte, Armand V., M.D., 2536 S. Gal-
vez St., New Orleans, La. 1912
Bowden, Henry M., State Line. Mas6. 1886
Bowdish, A. Craig, Lake Wales. R. A.
Box 634, Fla. 1901
Bowen, Richard H., Watertown. N. Y.
Bowers, Roy E., 1375 W. Clifton Blvd.,
Lakewood, O. 13
Bowlby, Noble O., Meriden. N. H.
Bown. Frank A., bus., 601 E. Main St.,
Walla Walla, Wash. 1897
Boyd. Herbert W., Bridgewater, Mass.
1934] Congregational-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 337
tBoyd, I., Gary. N. C. (— )
Boyd, William Cowan, 4630 Beacon St.,
Chicago, ni. 1905
Boyd, William T., Flasher, N. D.
tBoykin, P. W., Lucama, Va. (— )
Boykins, Reuben, Chacahoula, La.
Boykins, W. P., Lucama, N. C. (— )
Boyl, Elliott A.. 237 W. 11th Ave.,
Columbus, O. 1900
tBoyles, Charles D., bus. 1925
Boynton, Edward C, 1 Heathcoate Rd.,
Scarsdale, N. Y. 10, 12, 29
Boynton, M. Russell, 7000 JefEery Ave.,
Chicago, 111. 11, 20, 26
Bozarth, Howard P., 9 Maple Ave.,
Haverhill, Mass.
Bozell, Ray, R. 5, Edinburg, Ind. 1917
Bradbury, Clarence J., 120 N. Lincoln
Ave., Scranton, Pa.
Bradbury, Jesse M., 2412 Champaign
Ave., Mattoon, 111.
Braden, Wayne L., Rock Creek, O.
Bradford, Arthur H., 20 Diman PI.,
Providence, R. I.
Bradford, Emery L., Boxford, Mass.
Bradford, Park A., 2200 N. Tripp Ave.,
Chicago, 111. 1879
Bradford, Walter P., Hallowell, Me.
Bradley, Dan F., Pilgrim Ch., Cleve-
land, O. 12. 21
Bradley, Dwight, 70 Sumner St., New-
ton Centre, Mass. 11. 12, 13, 18, 35
Bradley, Edward E., Stockbridge, Mass. 1893
Bradley, Mrs. Ellen P., Broadview,
Mont.
Bradley, Henry Stiles, 1236 Peachtree
St., N. E., Atlanta, Ga. 1893
Bradley, Nelson S., 170 W. 9th St., Clare-
mont, Cal. 1889
Bradshaw, Elisha, Walters, Va.
Bradshaw, Harold C, Deep River, Conn.
Bradshaw, Marion J., P/., 319 Union
St., Bangor, Me. 36, 1912
Bradway, Miss Dorothea A., Ev., 1524
Spear St., Logansport, Ind. 1927
Brady, Donald D., Spearfish, S. D.
Brady, E. Carl, Hemp, N. C.
Bragg, William, Glastonbury, Conn. 1903
Brakemeyer, Gustav L., p. em., 1540
Patterson St., Fresno, Cal. 1885
Brandon, Ralph A., North Waterford,
Me.
Brandt, Marvin R.. 161 Conger Ave.,
Akron, O.
Brantner, E. S., Himrod. N. Y. 1931
[Braun, August H., deceased. 46
Braun, John, 915 Charleston St., Lin-
coln, Neb.
Brave, Benjamin, Little Eagle. S. D. 1928
Bray, Henry E., Sherwin Ter., Fram-
ingham, Mass. 1889
Breck, Aaron, 1911 W. 15th St., Topeka,
Kan. 1898
Breck, Charles A., Pf., Hampton Inst.,
Hampton, Va. 1894
Breed, Noel J.. 1707 West Rose St..
Stockton, Cal. 12
Brehm, William Earl, Hancock, Mich.
Brenneman, Curvin E., Roberts, Wis.
Bretnall, G. H., Pf., Shepherd College.
Shepherdstown, W. Va. 1908
Brett, George Southwell, R. D. 3, Box
341, Sebastopol, Cal.
Brewer, Frank S., Ev., 533 Park Blvd..
Glen Ellyn, 111. 1894
Brewster, Charles T., Elkader, la.
Brice, John, Sedalia, N. C.
Bricker, RusseU M., Ev., R. 2, Ander-
son, Ind. (— )
Briddon, Albert L., De Ruyter, N. Y.
Bridge, Robert T.. 110 N. Jefferson St.,
Wellington, Kan. 1915
Bridges, John N., Femdale, Wash.
Bridwell, Charles W., 1120 20th St.,
Denver, Colo.
Briggs, Belinda M., 601 Newport Ave.,
South Attleboro, Mass.
Briggs, Frank L., 601 Newport Ave.,
South Attleboro, Mass.
Briggs, Leslie B., 5040 Onteora Way,
Eagle Rock, Los Angeles, Cal. 1908
Briggs, R. R., Box 359, Suffolk, Va.
Briggs, Walter A., Vermontville, Mich.
Briley, Charles A., bus., 144 S. Culver
St., Logan, Ohio. 1905
Brink, Frederick, 1437 12th St., Moline,
111.
Brink, Lee A., 212 S. Clarence Ave.,
Wichita, Kan. 1890
Brinkmeyer, Elmer G., 1745 Bird St.,
Oroville, Cal.
Bristol, Roland Grant, 503 N. 7th St.,
Marshall, lU.
Brlstow, Mrs. Marjorie C, 514 Ellicot St.,
Batavia, N. Y. 1914
Britt, William M., 215 E. North St.,
Dwight, ni. 1887
Brittle, Richard E., Suffolk, R. R. 1, Va.
Brock, Geo. A., 127 Circular St., Sara-
toga Springs, N. Y.
Brockway, Walter P., Francestown,
N. H.
Brodie, Andrew M., Washington, D. C. 188S
Brodie, Jackson A., 210 So. 7th Ave., Mt.
Vernon, N. Y.
Brodie, Robert B., 16 W. 129th St., New
York, N. Y.
Brodt, William R., R. 3, West Union,
Ohio. 1905
Brokaw, A. D., 3240 5th Ave., S.,
Minneapolis, Minn.
Brokenshire, Gordon, Orange City, Fla.
Bromley, Norman I., 792 Dartmouth St.,
South Dartmouth, Mass.
Bronsdon, Allen A., Baldwinville,
Mass. 1897
Brookes, George S., 62 Union St., Rock-
ville. Conn.
Brooks, Edward L., 2144 N. Clark St.,
Chicago, 111. 1892
Brooks, Hans A., 94 Dodge St., Clin-
tonville. Wis. 1895
Brooks, James T., Farmer City, III.
Brooks, Raymond C, P/., 489 W. 6th
St., Claremont, Cal. 33, 1893
Brooks, Robert W., 1701 11th St., N. W.,
Washington, D. C.
"tBrooks, Thomas, Wilmington. N. C. (— )
Brose, Fred O., R. F. D. 2. Rupert, Ida.
Brosius, Miss lona. 610 Lincoln Ave..
N. W.. Canton, O. 1918
Brost, Carl F., Harvey, N. D.
Brotherston, Arthur, Coventry. Vt.
Brotherston, Bruce W., Pf., 125 Powder
House Blvd., West Somerville, Mass. 1907
Brower, Charles DeW., Interlachen,
Fla.
Brown, Albert R., Stockbridge. Mass.
Brown, Arthur N., Mukwonago, Wis.
Brown, Charles R.. 233 Edwards St.,
New Haven, Conn. 40, 1889
Brown, Charles S., 1331 N. Nevada
Ave., Colorado Springs, Colo.
Brown, Christian O., Redfield. N. Y.
Brown, Clarence T.. 5802 Woodlawn
Ave., Chicago, 111. 1889
Brown, Daniel M., p. em., Vawter, Minn. 1879
Brown, E. O., Hartford City, R. 4.
Ind. 1926
Brown, Mrs. Ella W., Dean, State Normal
School, East Stroudsburg, Pa. 1905
[Brown, Frank J., deceased.
Brown, F. H., Arena, Wis.
338 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1934
Brown, Forrest R., So. Braintree, Mass.
Brown, Frederic K., Lancaster, Mass.
*tBrown, G. A., Oregon, 111. (— )
Brown, George E., 225 Tilton Ave.. San
Mateo, Cal.
Brown, George E., Canova, S. D.
Brown, Mrs. Gertie, Enfield, 111.
Brown, Henry M., Dana, Mass.
Brown, Henry W., Strieby, N. C.
Brown, Herbert S., p.em., 2230 North
Ave., Bridgeport, Conn. 1886
Brown, Howard L., bus., Atlantic Hotel,
Jacksonville, Fla. 1921
Brown, Hugh Elmer, 1820 Asbury Ave.,
Evanston, 111. 21
Brown, J. C, bus., 620 Brown St., Co-
lumbus, Ga. 1919
Brown, J. Graydon, 23 Court St., Rut-
land, Vt. 32
Brown, J. Monroe, Star Rt., Reno, O.
[Brown, John Tilman, deceased. 46
Brown, L. D., Pleasant Mills, Ind. (— )
Brown, Robert E., Pf., Oberlin College,
Oberlin, O. 10, 12, 39, 1904
Brown, Thomas J., 2448 7th St., La
Verne, Cal. 1911
Brown, Victor F., Somerset, Mich.
[Brown, William Martin, deceased. 46
*tBrowne, Charles E.
Browne, John K., 138 Hancock St.,
Auburndale, Mass. 1872
Brownell, Joseph D., Pr., Northland
College, Ashland, Wis. 42, 1915
Brownlee, Fred Leslie, Sec, 287 4th
Ave.. New York City. 11. 22. 29. 1910
Brownsey, Overt L., S. Danville, N. H. 1911
Bruce, Charles R., 14 Vanderhorst St.,
Charleston, S. C. 1886
Bruce, Edwin N., bus., 106 Avenue A.,
East, Hutchinson, Kan. 1928
Bruce, Robert J., 101 Madison St.,
Syracuse, N. Y.
Bruggeman, Walter, 19 N. Wissahickon
Ave.. Ventnor City. N. J.
Bruins, F. Woodworth, 210 Grand Cros-
sing, Mobridge, S. D.
Brumfield, Thos. M., Tr., Fisk Univ.,
Nashville, Tenn. 1912
Bruner, Charles A., 234 No. Lynn St.,
Nevada, Mo. 1894
Bruno, Frank J., Pf., 7707 Davis PI..
Clayton, Mo. 1902
Bryant, Charles M., 35 Brenton Ter.,
Pittsfield, Mass. 1906
Bryant, Fletcher J., 762 Walker Ave..
Memphis, Tenn.
Buchanan, William J., 9511 99 Ave.,
Ozone Park, N. Y. 1901
Bucher, Chester S., 26 Tunstall Rd.,
Scarsdale, N. Y. 1913
Buchin, Earle I., Pembroke, N. H.
Buck, Benjamin F., 1314 14th St..
Greeley, Colo. 1900
Buck, George H., Crown Point. N. Y. 1894
Buck, John W., Yucaipo, Box 30, R. R. 1,
Calif. 1885
Buckham, John W., Pf., 101 Tamalpais
Rd.. Berkeley, Cal. 12, 41, 1888
Buckham, Sidney H., North Benning-
ton, Vt.
Buckingham. Merritt S.. Sherborn,
Mass.
Budd. Alfred W.. 136 Elizabeth St..
Derby, Conn.
Buehrer, Edwin T., Haworth, N. J.
Buell, Seth H., 3.536 Sidney St., St.
Louis. Mo.
Buffalo, Guy. Cannon Ball, N. D.
Bugbey, Willard S., Roseville, 111. 1875
Buley. Thomas M., 800 Rome Drive.
Los Angeles, Cal. 1900
Bull, Wilbur I., Waterford, Me.
*tBullock, B. W.. Manson. N. C. (— )
Bullock. Motier C. McCook. Neb. 10
Bullock, Mrs. May E.. Trotwood. Ohio.
Bullough, Samuel. Plymouth. Wis.
Bump. Walter N.. 5231 Schollmeyer St..
St. Louis, Mo. 1916
Bunce. Arthur M.. 106 Glen Una, Los
Gatos, Cal. 1912
Bunch, James S., Howard. Kan.
Bunker, Fred R.. My., 409 Prospect St..
New Haven, Conn. 1888
Bunker, Kenneth C, Lyme, N. H.
Bunker, Wilfrid H., 36 Russell Ter..
Pittsfield, Mass.
Bunnell, Myron R., Bridgewater, Mass.
Buran, John M., Dodgeville, Wis.
Burch, Loren W., R. D. 11, Groton, N. Y.
Burch, Wayne H.. 809 N. 9th St.. Fort
Dodge, la.
Burckes, James H., Ringville. Mass. 1926
Burd, Charles G.. 20 Malvern St..
Verona. N. J.
Burdick. Charles H., St., 33 Wyoming
Ave., Billings, Mont. 26. 69, 1902
Burdon. Harold C, Newington, Conn.
Burdon, Henry F., Ludlow. Mass.
Burfoot, Edmund, 115 Florence Ave..
R. 4, Peoria, 111. 1902
Burger, Charles C, St., 6501 Wydown
Blvd., St. Louis, Mo. 10, 27. 30. 68. 1912
Burgess, Gideon A., Greenville, R. I. 1882
Burgess, Hubert F., p.o.d., Alderwood
Manor. Wash. 1932
Burgess. Roscoe M.. 400 Lake Ave.,
Peoria, 111.
Burgess, Roy H., T., 21 Fulton St.,
Freehold, N. J. 1921
Burgess, W. Sydney, pastor, Bridge -
hampton, L. I., N. Y. 1912
Burgh, David T., bus., 1901 K St., N. W..
Washington, D. C. 1912
Burhans, Frank D., 6947 Vernon Ave.,
Chicago, 111. 1895
[Burhans, Paul Charles, deceased. 47
Burkett, Casablanca E., Castleberry,
R. 2, Ala.
Burkhardt, Fred, Fairview, Mont.
Burkhardt, Paul, 1050 9th St.. Denver,
Colo.
Burkholder, Clarence M.. St. Clair.
Mich.
Burling, James P.. Decorah. la.
Burn, Richard A., Londonderry, Vt.
Burnap, Irving A., 235 Sargeant St..
Hartford, Conn. 1892
Burnell. Arthur T., 1029 N. Stanley
Ave., Los Angeles, Cal. 1883
Burnham, David E., 26 Norman Rd.,
North Andover, Mass. 1902
Burnham, Edmund A., Essex, Mass.
Burns, Harper R.. Glendive, Mont.
Burns, Vincent G., pastor, 1104 Bucking-
ham Rd., Palisade. N. J. 1920
Burr, Almon W.. 742 Church St., Be-
loit. Wis. 1875
Burr, Dudley H.. 4 High St., East Hart-
ford. Conn. 267. 1934
Burr. Hanford M.. Pf., 54 Alden St..
Springfield, Mass. 1888
Burr, Holland F., 1919 Fletcher Ave..
S. Pasadena, Cal. 10
Burr, Huber, bus., 2612 Dana St., Berk-
eley. Cal. 1900
Burr, William N., 2035 Edgewood Drive.
South Pasadena, Cal. 1888
Burrill, Arthur S., Dennis, Mass.
Burroughs. Charles H.. Savannah, N. Y.
Burrows. Albert H.. Pf., Chadron, Neb. 1925
Burrows, Charles N.. Pf., Indianola.
la. 1920
1934] Congregational-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 339
Burrows, Millar, Pf., Divinity School of
Yale Univ., New Haven, Conn. 40, 1915
[Burt, Enoch H., deceased.
Burtner, Daniel Emory, p. em., 447
Broadway, Lynn, Mass. 1890
Burtner, Otto W., Ansonia, Conn.
Burton, Charles E., Sec, 287 Fourth
Ave., New York City. 6, 10, 13, 15, 17, 1898
Burton, Charles Wesley, p.o.d., 6637
Champlain Ave., Chicago, 111. 1914
Burton, Malcolm K., 401 6th Ave., Pel-
ham. N. Y.
Burtt, Allan E., Yarmouth, Mass.
Burtt, Benjamin H., Brecksville, O.
Burtt. Robert E., 825 E. High St., Spring-
field, O.
Buschman, E. H., Minden, la. 267
Buschmeyer, Fred S., college pastor,
Durham, N. H. 1926
Busfield, Theodore E., 14 Warwick Rd.,
Melrose Highlands, Mass. 1883
Bush, Frank R., 6127 Champlain Ave.,
Chicago, 111.
Bush, Fred Roys, Kirwin, Kan.
Bushee, George A., 3 Hammond St.,
Cambridge, Mass. 1896
Bushong. Eugene M., Wethersfield,
Corm.
Busier, Ray M., 2901 Tampa St., Tampa.
Fla. 1916
Bussey. E. Maurice, Rocky Hill, Conn.
Butler. Elmer W., Tr., Thorsby, Ala. 1883
Butler, Franklin C, bus., 5933 East
Yamhill St., Portland, Ore. 1896
Butler, Frank E., 20 Everett Ave.,
Providence, R. I.
[Butler, George Manley, deceased. 47
Butler, Murdock W., R. D. 1. Consho-
hocken. Pa.
Butman, Harry R., Edgartown, Mass.
Butt, George, Orleans, Vt.
Butterfleld, Claude A., bws., 47 Hancock
St., Lexington, Mass. 1904
Butterfleld, Ray E., 7 Church St..
Maiden, Mass.
Buttrey, A. J., Park Ridge, N. J.
Buxton, Otto C, M.D., 500 Buxton Dr.,
Webster City, la. 1900
[Byers, Ralph Caruthers, deceased. 47
Byington, Edwin H., Pi., 10 Brookline
St., Needham, Mass. 13, 1887
Byrd. William A.. 179 Woodward St.,
Jersey City, N. J.
Cabacungan. T. A.. Waialua. T. H.
Cadman. S. Parkes, 64 Jefferson Ave.,
Brooklyn. N. Y. 10
Cadwell, J. E., Backus. Minn. 1922
Cady. George L.. Sec, 287 Fourth Ave..
New York City. 22. 1894
Cady. George R.. 1022 61st St., Kenosha,
Wis.
Cady, Lyman V., A.B.C.F.M. 1916
Cady, William Jay, 60 N. Park St..
Oberlin. O. 1890
Cain. Francis E.. 4605 7th St.. South.
Seattle. Wash. 1895
Cain. George B.. Conover. Ohio.
Calderwood, Chas. M., 159 Barnard
Way, Ventura. Cal.
Caldwell. Ray T., 1011 Eureka St..
Lansing, Mich.
Caldwell. William R.. 518 E. Spruce St..
Montesano. Wash.
Caley. George B., Hettinger, N. D.
Calhoim, Nimrod C. 515 Cedar St..
Beaufort, N. C.
Calhoun, Robert L.. P/., Yale Station.
New Haven. Conn. 40. 1921
Calhoim. W. Carl, Sidney, Mont.
Calkins, E. Dale, 3212 Ave. C, Council
Bluffs, la.
Calkins. Raymond. 19 Berkeley St..
Cambridge. Mass. 36
Callahan. Baldwin W., 197 Woodland
Ave.. Gardner. Mass.
Calland. William C. 1140 N. Clay St..
Springfield. Mo. 1880
Callender, F. L.. New Richland. Minn.
Calow. William J., 6517 Greenwood Ave.,
Chicago, 111. 1916
Cameron, Alexander J.. 52 Salter PL,
Maplewood. N. J. 1898
Cameron. Malcolm J.. 304 S. Beaumont
Rd.. Prairie du Chien. Wis. 1897
Camfleld. Lewis E.. p.em.. Tabor. S. D. 1891
Camp. Edward C, 25 Garfield St..
Watertown. Mass.
Campbell. Clarence A.. 1510 Cecelia
Ave.. Webster Groves. Mo.
Campbell. E. Fay. Sec, Yale Station,
New Haven, Conn. 1925
Campbell, Henry G.. Durand. Wis.
Campbell. Irving C. 307 Park Ave.,
Prophetstown. 111.
Campbell. Robert W. W., Verdun, Que-
bec 1904
Campbell. Roy H.. 546 A St., San Diego,
Cal.
Campbell. Thomas Fulton. 3342 W. 64th
PI.. Chicago. 111.
Campbell. Thomas F., Unionville, R.
D. 1. Conn.
Campbell, William J.. Pr., 1228 18th
Ave.. So.. Nashville. Tenn. 36. 70. 1905
[Campbell. William R., deceased.
*tCanada, Franklin F.. 837 Northwest St..
Winchester. Ind. 1887
Candy, Mary H., Lake County, Union-
ville, O.
Canfield, Edward W., Dupree, S. D.
Cannon, Ross. Sandwich. 111. 267
Canter, Wilber D., R. 3, New Richmond,
Ohio.
Capen, Edward W., Deon, 80 Sherman
St., Hartford, Corm. 18, 38, 1912
Capron, Harold S., 643 Washington St.,
Whitman, Mass.
Garden, J. S.. 906 Shepherd St., Dur-
ham, N. C.
Carey, Joseph P. 1899
Carie, James S., Flagler, Colo. 1913
Caris, Albert G.. 129 Sessions St.. De-
fiance, O. 14, 21, 1908
Caris, Squire A., 129 Sessions Ave., De-
fiance, Ohio. 1881
Carleton, Alford, A.B.C.F.M. 1930
Carlson, Alexander S., Mason City, la.
Carlson, Frank E.. 323 N. Garfield St.,
Pocatello, Ida. 67
Carlson, Thomas A., Plymouth, Conn.
Carlsop. Walter M., 4406 Lloyd St.,
Kansas City, Kan.
Carlton, V. Albert, 932 N. Carolina St.,
Mason City, la. 1886
Carlyon, Mrs. Elizabeth, Brunswick,
Neb.
Carmean. J. M., Olney, 111. 1888
Carmichael, Harvey, T., Coaticook,
Quebec, Canada. 1898
*tCarmichael, James. Wilmington. N. C. (— )
Came. W. Stanley. East Northfield.
Mass.
Carnes, E. A., Bloomingdale, Mich. 1912
Carpenter. Warner C, R. 5. Tipton. Ga.
Carr. Clarence, Southfield, Mass.
Carr, Edwin S.. Lock Box 1. Peoria.
111. 1885
Carr. George, 23 W. Delaware St.,
Evansville, Ind.
[Carr, James Scott, deceased. 47
[Carroll, Charles W., deceased.
340 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1934
Carroll, William D., Washington Ave.,
North Haven, Conn.
Carruthers, John B., 17 Elbridge St.,
Worcester, Mass. 1883
Carson, Samuel C, Arvin, Cal. 1904
Carswell, Joseph, Cottonwood, S. D. 1927
Cart, Dwight L., Marblehead, Mass.
Carter, C. W., Wadley, R. 3, Ala.
Carter, Edwin R., Westbrook, Me.
Carter, Emory M., Youngsville, N. C.
Carter, George K., Leyden Rd., Green-
field, Mass. 43
Carter, James L., Jr., Swansea, R. D. 2,
Mass.
Carter, James N., bus., Andalusia, R. 2,
Ala. 1907
Carter, James T., 7 Willard Ave., Wor-
cester, Mass.
Carter, Levi J., Willow Hill, 111.
Carter, Robert E., p.em., 2230 North
Ave., Bridgeport, Conn. 1889
Carvell, CUnton W., 250 Main St., North
Andover, Mass.
Cary, Frank, A.B.C.F.M. 1916
Cary, George E., Bradford, Mass.
[Case, Harlan P., deceased.
Case, Harold Watkins, Elbowoods, N. D.
Case, Herbert E. B., Sec, 14 Beacon
St., Boston, Mass. 18, 1904
Case, L. B., biis., Sardinia, Ohio. 1912
Cash. William L., 2001 Lucille St.,
Dallas, Texas. 70
Cashmore, William, Jericho, Vt.
Caskey, James S., Wahpeton, N. D.
Caskey, John A., Montour, la.
Cassell, Isaac, Fairmont, Neb.
Cathcart, Samuel M., p.em., 63 Granite
St., Westerly, R. I. 1896
Catlin, Harwood B., Hampton Institute
Hampton, Va. 1918
Catte, Homer D., Willow Hill, 111. (— )
Catton, William R., 238 S. 2d St., Mont-
rose, Colo.
Caughran, William I., 5460 W. Ohio St.,
Austin, Chicago, 111.
Caviness, Hermon C, Ev., Greensboro,
N. C. 1924
Cawley, Norman B., Sharon, Mass.
Centeno, Emilio A., Puunene, Maui,
T. H.
Cerreta, Canio, 894 Capitol Ave., Bridge-
port, Conn.
Chalker, Pauline E., (See Hutchinson,
Mrs. P. C.)
Chalmers. Allan K., 211 W. 56th St.,
New York City. 10, 11, 13, 29, 43
Chalmers, Andrew Burns, Northampton,
Mass. 12, 32
Chalmers, James, Pn., 146 State St.,
Framingham, Mass. 1889
Chalmers, Thomas, Pf., Hyannisport,
Mass. 1889
Chamberlain, Ernest B., New York
City. 1910
Chamberlin, Roy B., Pf., Hanover,
N. H. 1915
[Chambers, John Milton, deceased. 47
Chambers, Leonard L., 4603 St. Paul
St., Lincoln, Neb. 1923
Chambers, Penn S., Carrier, Okla.
[Chambers, William Nesbitt, deceased. 47
Champe, Howard C, Lebanon, Conn.
Champlin, Charles C, 271 E. 9th St.,
Pittsburg, Cal.
Champlin, Fred, Albion, Me. 1905
Chandler, Alexander, Warner, N. H.
Chandler, Charles G., bus., Des Moines.
la. 1908
Chandler, Edgar H. S., 5 Alveston St.,
Jamaica Plain, Mass.
Chandler, Edward H., Woodstock,
Conn. 1892
Chandler, Henry J., R. F. D. 1, Ray-
mond, N. H.
[Chandler, John Scudder, deceased. 48
Chaney, Roy O., 3906 Michigan Ave.,
Kansas City, Mo.
Channon, Irving M., The Quadrangle,
Oberlin, O. 1888
Chapel, Elmer O., 211 S. Church St.,
Grass Valley, Cal.
[Chapin, Charles H., deceased.
Chapin, Franklin M., 110 No. Ingalls
St., Ann Arbor, Mich. 1880
Chapin, Oliver C, Ev., 2354 Carmel
Ave., Racine, Wis. 1910
Chapman, Edward M., 917 Ocean Ave.,
New London, Conn. 1890
Chapman, Herbert E., 303 "A" St.,
Taft, Cal. 1908
Chapman, John R., 319 Merrimon Ave.,
Asheville, N. C.
Chapman, Lillian H., Big Flats, N. Y.
Chapman, Richard K., Granada, Minn. 1889
Charnock, George Austin, 2583 32d Ave.,
San Francisco, Cal. 1903
Charrier, Frederic E., Sanford, Me.
Charters, Thomas, Plaineld, 111. 1917
Chase, Bernard L., Auburn, Mass. 1911
Chase, C. Thurston, Great Barrington,
Mass.
Chase, Loring B.. 227 Newman Ave.,
Rumford. R. I. 32
Chase, Samuel B.. Walla Walla, R. D. 3,
Box 58, Wash. 1898
Cheney, Burton H., Lost Nation, la.
Chenoweth, Francis, Granger Home-
stead, Canandaigua, N. Y. 1912
Cherington, Reed B., 200 Lowell Ave.,
Palo Alto, Cal.
Chevis, Ernest C, 112 East Fifth St.,
Duluth, Minn. 1890
Chicoine, Victor B., Winter Park, Fla.
Chidley, Howard J., Fernway, Win-
chester, Mass. 13
Child, Bernard V., 168 N. Main St.,
Oberlin, O. 1895
[Childress, John F.. deceased. 48
Childs, Gladwyn M.. A.B.C.F.M. 1923
Childs, Irving H., Huntington, Mass.
Childs, James H., Huntington, Mass. 1875
Childs, Truman D., Welaka, Fla. 1873
Chlminelli, Piero C, P. O. Box 664,
Hartford, Conn.
Chord, Robert N., Marengo. R. F. D., la.
Christian, W. A., Jr., 2039 New Hamp-
shire Ave., N. W., Washington, D. C. 1930
Christiansen, Charles M., Rice Lake,
Wis. 1912
Christianson, Charles G., 65 Thomas
Rd., Swampscott, Mass.
Christianson, Charles J., Hiawatha,
Kan.
Christie, Ralph A., 285 Court St.,
Middletown, Conn. 32
Christy, Carey, Warren, R. 4, Ind.
Chung, How Fo, 1306 Young St., Hono-
lulu, T. H. 1904
tChunn, Clay D. 1891
Church, Alfred C, 67 Central St., And-
over, Mass.
Churchill, Guy Winston, bus., 211 S.
Franklin St., Stoughton, Wis. 1923
Churchill, John E., S. Acworth, N. H. 1914
Chute, Edward L.. 50 Bellvale Rd.,
Mountain Lakes, N. J. 1880
Chutter, Frederick G., p.em., 17 Elihu
St., Hamden, New Haven, Conn. 1887
Chynoweth, John T., p.em., 2528 N.
Maryland Ave., Milwaukee, Wis. 1886
Claggett, Ralph P., 85 Grand Ave.,
West, Highland Park, Mich.
*tClaibourne, James E. 1920
1934] Congregational-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 341
Clancy, William P., Pf., Lehigh Uni-
versity, Bethlehem, Pa. 1875
Clapp, Ellery C, Ch., 347 Riverside
Drive, Northampton, Mass. 1906
Clapp, Raymond G., Pr., 5111 Fowler
Ave., Cleveland, O. 34, 1907
Clapp, Richard H., 755 Whitney Ave..
New Haven, Conn.
Clare, Joseph, 23 N. Root St., Aurora,
111.
Clarey, H. Donald, Box 396, Yucaipa,
Cal.
Claris, Charles C, Orford, N. H.
Clark, Alden H., .Sec., 14 Beacon St.,
Boston, Mass. 18, 1904
*tClark, Mrs. Bertye, 368 Good Ave.,
Indianapolis, Ind. (— )
Clark, Calvin M., Pf., 306 Union St.,
Bangor, Me. 36, 1890
Clark, Carmeta Sargeant, 238 23d Ave.
N., Clinton, la. 267
Clark, Charles, 20 Springfield St.,
Springfield, Mass. 1894
Clark, Charles E., Plympton, Mass.
Clark, Chester M., Kirkland, R. D. 1.
Wash. 1891
Clark, Clarence H., North Windham,
Me.
Clark, Cornelius E., 123 Beacon St.,
Portland, Me.
Clark, Daniel J., p.em., 63 Sanford St.,
East Haven, Corm. 1880
Clark, Ethelbert F., Fairview, Mont.
Clark, Fred J., 500 Rainbow Dr.,
Waterloo, R. 4, la.
Clark, George W., Norwich, R. D. 3,
Corm.
Clark, Grant V., Evansville, Wis.
Clark, J. Albert, 238 23d Ave. N., Clin-
ton, la. 267
Clark, James S., Northboro, Mass.
Clark, John Brittan, Try on, N. C.
'»tClark, John J., R. 2, Thompsonville, 111. (— )
Clark, John L., 26 Linden St., Brook-
lyn. N. Y.
Clark, Mrs. Mary Mitchell, Elgin, Neb. 1903
Clark, Paul H., Ludington, Mich.
Clark, Raymond G.. 421 W. Greene St.,
Piqua, Ohio. 12, 13, 14
Clark, Robert. 136 So. Main St., Water-
bury, Vt. 1907
Clark, Victor F., Penney Farms, Fla. 1883
Clark, William C, Hardwick, Vt. 1891
Clarke, Alfred T., 1216 Chester St.,
Little Rock, Ark. 70
Clarke, Arthur B., Northbridge, Mass.
Clarke, Charles F.. 47 Mather St., Ham-
den, Conn. 1889
Clarke, Charles F., Beaverton, Ore.
Clarke, Clement G., Wagoner, Okla. 1900
Clarke, Howard E., biis., 311 Tower
Bids., 14 & K. N. W., Washington,
D. C. 1912
Clarke, Merrill F., New Canaan, Conn.
Clarke, Robert H., 119 E. Nebraska St..
Peoria, 111.
Claus, August, 304 So. Plum St., Grand
Island, Neb.
Clauss. George J.. 2924 N. E. 28th St.,
Portland, Oregon. (— )
Claxton, John W., Manistee, Mich.
Clay, Charles A., Galesburg, Mich.
Claypool, James, R. 1, Middle Point, O. 1896
Clayton, James B.. Lib., 418 Clifton Ter.
W., Washington, D. C. 1889
tCleave, Eldred, England. 1915
Cleaver, Thomas Spencer, Skowhegan,
Me.
Cleland, Gail, 2000 Santa Clara Ave.,
Alameda, Cal. 13
Clem, H. Russell, West Mansfield. Mass.
Clem, William H., Hemingford, Neb.
Clem, William M., T., Woodstock, Va. 1923
Clemen, Rudolf A., pr., Walla Walla,
Wash. 42, 1933
Cleveland, Joseph C, 566 Freeman Ave.,
Kansas City, Kan.
Cleveland, Philip J., Brooklyn, Conn.
Cleveland, Roger P., Grafton, Mass.
Clevenger, Hubert K., Celina, R. 2,
Ohio.
Cleworth, T. Stuart, p.o.d., 346 Chicago.
Ave., Savannah, 111.
Click, Frank M., 622 Hamilton Ave., In-
dianapolis, Ind. (— )
Clifford, Arthur W., 32 Church St..
Peace Dale, R. I.
Clifford, Earle A., Plentywood, Mont.
Clifford, Frank E., p.o.d., 1210 W. 17th
St., Muncie, Ind. 1923
Clifton, Junius D., Advance, Ind.
Clifton, Samuel T., 19 Sumter St.,
Providence, R. I. 11, 32, 70
Clinchy, Russell J.. 1410 Columbia Rd..
Washington, D. C. 11, 29
Clinton, James R., 203 E. Gowen Ave.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Close, Kenneth R., Pf., Coral Gables,
Fla. 1921
Clough, William E., bus., Gillett, Wis. 1919
Clow, Jay L., lee, 507 North C St..
Wellington, Kan. 1913
*tCloyd, A. A., 1061 Maypole Ave., Nor-
folk, Va.
Clyde, John P., 5033 42d Ave., S. W..
Seattle, Wash.
Coad, Frank A. M., Hillsboro, N. H.
Coale, Willis B., T., 1329 Highview PI..
Honolulu, T. H. 1915
Coats, Martin D., 49 Rivoli St.. San
Francisco, Cal. 1910
Coburn. Luther G., North Woodbury,
Conn.
Cochard, Thomas S., Waterbury, R. D. 2.
Conn.
Cochlin, Demas, p.em., 736 Washington
St., Traverse City, Mich. 1889
Cochrun, Edgar R., 628 Lawson St., Steu-
benville, O.
Codella, Pasquale, 125 S. Elm St.,
Waterbury, Conn.
Coe, Albert B., 334 N. Kenilworth Ave.,
Oak Park, 111. 13, 21
[Coe, George Walter, deceased. 48
Coe, M. Walker, North Carver, Mass.
Coe, Robert W., 45 Kilsyth Rd., Brook-
line, Mass. 11, 20, 22, 26
Cofian, Frank G., 47 W. Fourth Ave.,
Columbus, Ohio. 10, 13. 14
Coffin, George H., Jr., Quechee, Vt.
tCoggins, Albert G. 1917
Colbert, Horton R., 5621 Walnut St..
Oakland, Cal.
Colburn, Cary S.. 1977 Garfield Ave.,
Kansas City, Kan. 1904
Colburn, Harvey C, Ypsilanti, Mich.
Colby, Rensel H., 74 Pine St., South
Paris, Me.
Coldren, David P., Puente, R. 1, Cal.
Cole, Franklin P., 94 Neal St., Portland,
Me. 267
Cole, John A., Stanton, Mich.
Cole, Nelson F., R. D. 1, Box 88. Free-
water, Ore.
Coleman, Harold R., Lake Ronkonkoma,
N. Y. 1924
*tCollett. Mrs. Beryl B., Sawyers Bar,
Cal. 1911
Collier, Christopher W., Claremont,
Cal. 1894
Collins, Clifford W., 214 W. 7th St.,
Plainfield, N. J.
342 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1934
Collins, Earl F., St. Johns, Mich.
Collins, Howard W., Petersham, Mass.
Collins, William E., 1247 Fillmore St.,
Topeka, Kan.
Collins, William G., Penney Farms, Fla. 1890
Columbus, W. Roy, 1007 N. Chicago
Ave., South Milwaukee, Wis.
Coman, George H., 430 Marshall St.,
Muskegon, Mich.
Commander, S. Frank, DeFuniak
Springs, R. 1, Fla.
Commons, Walter H., 16 Kingston Rd.,
Newton Highlands, Mass. 1908
Compton, Herbert E., 815 Woodbine
Ave., Oak Park, 111. 1892
Conant, John L., bus., 1432 Wyandotte
Ave., Lakewood, O. 1911
Conant, Ruth S., North Bowman Ave.,
Merion, Pa. 267, 1934
Conard, Ralph V., 708 11th North,
Seattle Wash.
Conard, William J., 715 E. 3d St., North-
field, Minn. 1889
Condit, Edward M., Lee. Mass.
tCondit, Frank H. 1911
Condit, Henry J., Sec, 310 N. Geneva
St., Ithaca, N. Y. 69, 1898
Condit, W. Gilbert, Le Raysville, Pa.
Cone, James W., Onaga, Kan. 1894
Cone, John H., Onaga, Kan.
Conkle, Noble W., Three Lakes, Wis.
Conlan, D. Turner, 135A Broadway,
Everett, Mass.
Conley, Henry W., R. D. 3, Ellsworth
Falls, Me. 1891
Conliffe, Frederick, bus., 489 E. 3rd St.,
Pomona, Cal. 1918
Conlin, James W., 821 Pearl St., Cov-
ington, Ind.
Connell, Joseph S., 62 Mill St., New-
port, R. I.
Conner, Cloyd Homer, Box 537, Living-
ston, Mont.
Connolly, Charles P., Rockford, 111. 1900
Conrad, Arcturus Z., Park St. Ch.,
Boston, Mass.
Conrad, George A., bus.. Ft. Shaw,
Mont. 1891
Conrad, William O., p.em., 59 Bacon St.,
Orange, Mass. 1890
Constantine, Allan, Warsaw, N. Y.
Converse, Edward J., 59 W. 4th Ave.,
Columbus, O. 1898
Convis, Lewis A., 5318 Giddings St.,
Chicago, 111.
*tCook, Arthur W., R. F. D., Kalama-
zoo, Mich. 1898
Cook, D. A., Alexandria, R. 2, Ind. (— )
Cook, E. Albert, pf., 311 Hammond St.,
Bangor, Me. 36. 1901
Cook, Frank L., 414 Vienna St., Pal-
myra, N. Y. 1910
Cook, Frederick B., p.o.d.. Gypsum, O. 1928
Cook, Harold, My., Orinoco River Mis-
sion, So. America. 1928
Cook, Joseph E., Athens. Mich.
Cook, Oliver, White Church, Kan.
Cooke, Alfred E., 2829 W. 34th Ave.,
Denver, Colo.
Cooke, Arthur H., 426 Stinard Ave.,
Syracuse, N. Y.
Cooke. Francis T., 31 Maple St., Bristol,
Conn. 32
Cooke, Vernon W., 8106 Dante Ave.,
Chicago, 111.
Coole, Harry L., Rochester, Mass.
Cooledge, Charles E.. 122 Emmons St.,
Franklin, Mass. 1871
Cooley, B. Wood, bus., 510 Baker Block,
Racine, Wis. 1907
Cooley, Charles R., Branford, Conn.
Cooley, Geo. C. L., 1199 Whitney Ave.,
Hamden, Conn.
Coolidge, Henry A., Danlelson, R. D. 1,
Conn.
Coombs, Albert L., Center Harbor,
N. H.
Coombs, John R., 22 Holmes Ave.,
Waterbury, Conn.
*tCooper, D., Havelock, N. C. (— )
Cooper, Francis L., 26 South St.,
Campello, Mass.
Cooper, Frederick, Frankfort, R. 5, Ind.
Cooper, Harold, Rapid City, S. D. 12
Cooper, James, btis., 501 S. Cascade St.,
Colorado Springs, Colo. 1881
Cooper, Sherman E., Isabel, S. D.
Coovert, J. Robert, Box 12, Sulphur
Springs, Ind.
Copeland. Allen U., Box 123, R. D.,
Suffolk, Va.
Copping, Bernard, 108 N. Kenwood
Ave., Baltimore, Md. 1879
Corbin. Glenn H., Angels Camp, Cal. 267
Corbin, Oliver L., Box 143, Wickenburg,
Ariz. 1896
Corbin, Paul L.. A.B.C.F.M. 1899
Core, Harley R., bus.. Homestead, R. 1,
Fla. 1905
Corley. Douglas H., Pf., 1224 Cherokee
Rd., Louisville, Ky. 1913
Cornell, R. J., Emmetsburg, la.
Cornett, James B., R. R. 4. Danville. 111.
Corney, Joseph Charles, Kalaupapa,
Molokai, T. H.
Corning, A. Elwood, Blooming Grove,
N. Y.
Cornish, ITaomas J. W., Calais, Me.
Cornnic, B. F., Suffolk, Va. (— )
Cornwell, Albert G.. Elmira, N. Y.
Corpe, John F., 318 First Ave., Rock
Falls, 111.
Corson. Thomas M., P. O. Box 486, San
Juan, P. R. 1900
Cortezan, Catalino C, Koloa. Kauai,
T. H.
Cortner, Arlie E.. 324 N. Monroe St.,
Muncie. Ind.
Corwin. Asa W.. Buchtel, Ohio. 1903
Corwin, Carl H., 2136 Laurel St., West
Tampa, Fla. 1892
Cory, Isaac L.. 3115 4th Ave., N., Bill-
ings, Mont. 1879
Cosand. R. Lee. Melstone. Mont.
Cossairt. H. Vaughn, Petroleum, R. 1.
Ind. (-)
Cosseboom, Raymond J.. South Brewer,
Me.
Cossum. Clarence M.. Lanesboro. Mass.
Cotten. Edward T., 119 W. Decatur St.,
Eaton, Ohio.
Cottle, Gardner D., Wayland, Mass.
Cotton, Harry A., Warrensburg, R. D.,
111.
Cottrill, George, R. 7, Chillicothe,
Ohio. • i . 1914
Couch. Charles H., H««teoi%, O. 1898
Coulter, Charles W., Ff., Durham,
N. H. 1909
Coulter, Roy D.. Ridgetop. Tenn.
Covell, Arthur J., secern., 159 Park
Ave., Arlington Heights, Mass. 24, 31. 1890
Covell. Clarence L., Hillsboro. N. D.
Cowles. Edward U.. 1 Lathrop St..
Westfleld. Mass.
Cowling, Donald J., Pr., 205 College
Ave., Northfield, Minn. 42
Cowman, Joseph, Van Tassell. Wyo.
Cox, Chancy M.. Lees Creek, Ohio.
Cox, Guy A., Lee Center, 111.
Cox, H. Vance, Ramseur, N. C.
Cox, Homer W.. Franklin. Neb.
1934] Congregational-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 343
Coy, D. O., p.em., Franklin, R. Route,
Ind. 1890
Cozad, Simeon E., 136 Chestnut St.,
Lowell, Mass. 43
Crabtree, Allan, Ev., 403 S. East Ave.,
Oak Park, 111. 1903
Craig, Eber E., Attleboro Falls, Mass.
Craig, John E., Grafton, Neb.
Craig, Timothy Currier, 374 Hartford
Ave., Wethersfield, Conn. 1893
Cram, Elmer E., p.em., 14 6th Ave.,
N. E., Minot, N. D. 1900
Crance, Thomas V., R. 2, Flemington,
Mo.
Crane, Benson B., Buford, Ga. 1907
Crane, Berten E., Thedford, Neb.
Crane, Charles D., Attleboro Springs,
Mass. 1874
Crane, William M., My., Richmond,
Mass. 1907
Crater, George W., 2136 Mead Ave..
San Diego, Cal. 1889
[Crathern, Charles F. Hill, deceased.
Crawford, C. E., 810 S. White Ave.,
Pomona, Cal.
Crawford, Herman A., R. D. 2, Gilman,
la.
Crawford, John F., Pf., 726 Milwau-
kee Rd., Beloit, Wis. 1900
Crawford, O. Clark, 48-52 B'way,
Newburgh, N. Y. 1893
Credeford, George H., R. D. 5, Bradford,
Creegan, Charles C, 313 V2 Third St.,
Marietta, O. 1879
Creelman, Harlan, Pf., 118 North St.,
Auburn, N. Y. 1889
*tCrenshaw, T. C, Raleigh, N. C.
Cressman, Abraham A., Grand Hotel,
Lincoln, Neb. 1875
Criger, Earl M., Ch., U. S. N., U. S. S.
Oklahoma, c/o Postmaster, San Pedro,
Cal. 1924
[Crist, Wm. L., deceased.
tCrites, Isaiah E., deceased. 48
Crocker, Herbert G., bits., R. D. 3, Box
148, Newberg, Ore. 1902
Crockett, Bernie C, Gray's Lake, 111.
Crockett, David, 120 East Maple St.,
Ottumwa, la.
[Croker, George Henry, deceased. 48
Cromer, Jeremiah C, 2218 N. Anthony
Blvd., Ft. Wayne, Ind.
Cronmiller, Bruce W., 39 Lamb St.,
So. Hadley Falls, Mass. 1894
Crook, Frank, Perry Park, Groveland,
TYJggg
Crook, Walter E., Bangor, N. Y.
Crooks, Charles M., Barre, Mass.
Crosby, George W., Longton, Kan.
Crosby, John F., Arcade, N. Y. 1892
Crosland, Stanley B., Jr., 6925 N. Ash-
land Ave., Chicago, 111.
Cross, Allen E., 944 Chestnut St., Man-
chester, N. H. 1892
Cross, Clifford V., Lovell, Me.
Cross, Edward W.. 8417 117th St., Rich-
mond Hill, N. Y. 11, 12, 20, 22
Cross, Judson L., Tougaloo College,
Tougaloo, Miss. 1904
•tCross, J. C, East Durham, N. C. (— )
Cross, Raymond W., bus., Castle Hill,
Waterloo, la. 1912
Cross, Rowland M., A. B. C. F. M. 1918
Crossley, Ellis, Knowles Green, Long-
ridge, Lancashire, England. 1908
Crowe, J. Osborne, Penacook, Route 5,
N. H.
Crowell. Bessie F., Ch., Skowhegan,
Me. 1920
Crowell, Preston R., Stow, Mass. 1890
Crowson, John R., Calera, Ala. 1894
Crusius, Carl F., 1225 Montana St.,
Chicago, 111.
Crutchfield, Gaither C, Burlington, R.
F. D. 2, N. C.
Crutchfield, Henry E., Paces, R. D. 1, Va.
Cuddy, Roylston, 407 McKinley Ave.,
Endicott, N. Y.
Cull, John A., Box 254, Berkeley, Cal. 1892
Cullen, James R., Laingsburg, Mich.
Cullens, Archibald, Oxford, Mass.
CuUens, Paul A., Box 422, Newtown,
Conn.
Cumming, Charles G., Pf., 353 Ham-
mond St., Bangor, Me. 36, 1915
Cummings, Arthur G., Middleboro,
Mass.
Cummings, George H., Warren, Mass. 1888
Cummings, John, Marlboro, Mass.
Cummings, Stanley, 109 School St.,
Bennington, Vt. 12
Ciunmins, Alvin P., My., Yenongyoung,
Burma. 1921
Cunningham, William, Alexandria, R. 2,
Ind. (-)
Curl, Otto L., Keokuk, la.
Currie, Robert J., 1608 Admiral Blvd..
Kansas City, Mo.
Curry, Emerson L., .583 Thompson Ave.,
East Haven, Conn.
Curtis, Allen L., 18 9th Ave., S. W.,
Aberdeen, S. D.
Curtis, Charles B., Pr., I.M.A., 1827 E.
Mallory St., Pensacola, Fla. 1873
Curtis, Charles N., bus., 522 Provident
Bldg., Tacoma, Wash. 1916
Curtis, Edwin, 245 Lawton Ave., Grant-
wood, N. J. 1912
Curtis, John S., Enfield, Mass.
Curtis, Willard H., Farmington, Me. 1914
Curtiss, Payson L., Garretsville, O.
Cushing, Edwin B., 130 Park Ave. E.,
Princeton, 111. 1896
Cushman, Charles E., Iowa Falls, la.
*tCushman, Herbert.
Cutbill, Harold C, Pf., 30 Franklin St.,
Boston, Mass. 1924
Cutchins, J. N., South Norfolk, Va. 1924
Cutler, Alexander E., Stuart, la.
Cutler, Charles H., p.em., 659 Chestnut
St., Waban, Mass. 1886
Cutler, Elisha Pomeroy, Richmond,
Mass.
Cutler, Fred'k M., Pf., 103 Butterfield
Ter., Amherst, Mass. 1898
Cutler, Walter A., Dundee, Mich.
Czatt, Milton S.. 19 Putney Rd., Brat-
tleboro, Vt.
Dabney, Vaughan, Dean, Newton
Centre, Mass. 12, 13. 35, 1909
Dahl, George, Pf., 91 Linden St., New
Haven, Conn. 40, 1914
Dahlberg. Fred, Radisson, Wis. 1910
Dahlin, Edwin G., 3704 17th Ave., S.,
Minneapolis, Minn. 1914
[Dains, Charles H., deceased.
Dale, George W., 24 Barry St., Brock-
ton, Mass.
Dale, John Harold, Billerica, Mass.
Dale, William Wilbur, Robbinsdale,
Minn.
[Dales, John N., deceased.
Daley, Charles M., 332 Custer Ave.,
Billings, Mont. 1890
Dalrymple, Homer E., 1902 Seventh Ave.,
Scottsbluff, Neb.
Dalrymple, M. J. A.. Burwell. Neb.
Dalzell, George, E. 504 Queen Ave..
Spokane, Wash. 1893
Damron, Roy B., 465 So. 7th East St.,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
344 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1934
Dana, Malcolm, Sec, 287 4th Ave., New
York. 26, 36, 38, 40, 1901
Danforth, J. Romeyn, 95 Federal St.,
New London, Conn.
Danforth, Ralph E., West Boylston,
Mass.
Daniel, John I., Sharon, Conn.
Daniels, Gibson I., Bloomfleld, Conn.
Daniels, Israel, 206 W. 10th St., Yank-
ton, S. D.
*tDaniels, R. W., Everett, Pa. 1911
Daniels, Vincent H., 125 Lenox Ave.,
Bridgeport, Conn. 267
Darley, Edward L., Mitchellville, Neb. 1900
Darr, John W., P/., Scripps College,
Claremont, Cal. 1915
Daskam, Max F., Tr., Intemat'l Col-
lege, Smyrna, Turkey. 1926
Dausuel, S. Lawrence, 36 Cunard St.,
Roxbury, Mass. 1921
[Davenport, Henry Adolphus, deceased. 48
Davenport, James W., Daisy, Tenn.
David, Evan, La Moille, 111. 267
Davidson, Carter, Pf., Carleton College,
Northfield, Minn. 1935
Davidson, Floyd Q., Somonauk, 111.
Davidson, Harold S., Cloverdale, Cal.
Davidson, James A., 825 S. Johnson
Ave., Lakeland, Fla. 1895
Davidson, John N., 1413 Mound St.,
Madison, Wis. 1888
Davidson, Wm. E., 330 Grove St., Crys-
tal Lake, 111. 1887
Davie, Charles N., Sanbornton, N. H.
Davies, A. Powell, Summit, N. J.
Davies, Arthur T., Salida, Cal.
Davies, David G., Wyoming, 111.
Davies. Howell D., Sec, 19 S. La Salle
St., Chicago, HI. 15, 1909
Davies, John F., 2223 Jennings St., Sioux
City. la. 1890
Davies, James W. F., 334 N. Utica St.,
Waukegan, lU.
[Davies, John Benjamin, deceased. 48
Davies, John W., Deansboro, N. Y.
Davies, Morgan W.. Alexander, N. D. 1912
Davies, Paul A., 2008 W. 70th St., Los
Angeles, Cal.
Davies, Mrs. T. Edward, Randolph
Center, Vt. 1923
Davies. Thomas D., bits., 37 Estey St.,
Brattleboro, Vt. 1892
Davies, Thomas T., Sandy Creek, N. Y.
Davies, William, 2049 N. Sawyer Ave.,
Chicago, 111.
Davies, William C, Church St., East
Smithfield, Pa.
Davies, Wm. J., Hayward, Wis.
Davis. Albert P.. 130 E. Foothill Blvd..
Claremont, Cal. 33, 1894
Davis. Austin I., Wells, Me.
Davis, Charles H.. p.o.d., Wakefield,
Mass. 1901
*tDavis, Charles W., Waterville, Minn.
Davis, D. Webster, bus., Custer. S. D. 1907
Davis, Mrs. D. Webster, Custer. S. D. 1910
Davis, Frank, Owatonna, Minn.
Davis, Fred'k. Lincoln, lib.. Fern Ave.,
Nyack-on-Hudson, N. Y. 1895
Davis, Jerome, Pf., 489 Ocean Ave.
West Haven, Conn. 12, 40, 1920
Davis, Lloyd G.. Pf., Box 150, Hono-
lulu, T. H. 1908
Davis, Mark C, bus., Wolf Creek. Ore. 1905
Davis, Norman S., Pelham, N. H.
Davis, Robert H., Canaan, Conn.
Davis. Thomas D., Wahoo, Neb.
"tDavis, Valentine T., Grand Saline. R.
D. 6. Tex. 1«94
Davis. William M.. 61 East 133d St., New
York City.
Davison, Thomas W., 27 Monument Sq.,
Charlestown, Mass.
Dawe, Albert, Clare, Mich.
Dawe, Percy V., asso.sec, 401 American
St. Sav. Bk. Bldg., Lansing, Mich.
13, 68, 1912
*Dawson, Marshall, 1533 Spruce St.,
Berkeley, Cal. 1916
Dawson, Richard A., 530 N. 25th St.,
Lincoln, Neb.
Dawson, W. T., p.em.. Box 117-G, R.
D. 1, Bakersfield, Cal. 1889
Day, Edward W., Dodge Center, Mirm.
Day, Ernest Ellsworth, Ch., 124 W.
Orange Dr., Whittier, Cal. 1899
Day, Frank J., Box 724 Winter Park,
Fla. 1896
Day, Fred Wilson, Randolph, Vt. 71
Day, George L., Robbins, Tenn.
Day, Richard C, Box 88, Sonoma, Cal.
Day, Thomas C, Turner, Me.
Day, William C, 1419 Pearl St., Ala-
meda, Cal. 1875
Day, Wm. Horace, 877 Park Ave.,
Bridgeport, Conn. 6, 10, 20
Deakin, George B., 614 7th Ave., Shen-
andoah, la. 1886
Dean, Edwin B., Pr., Crete, Neb.
12 13 42 1893
Dean. Mrs. Eloise P.. 505 W. 8th' St.,
Claremont, Cal. 1911
Dean, Leon A., Amesbury, Mass.
*tDean, T. J., Phenix City, Ala. 1925
Deane, John Pitt, Pf., South Hall, Be-
loit. Wis. 1901
De Berry, William N., 643 Union St.,
Springfield, Mass. 1899
De Boer, Dowie G., Norwich, N. Y.
Deck, Herbert A., bus., 1135 First St.,
Hillsboro, Ore. 1899
Deck, Herbert H., 114 Harvard St.,
Springfield, Mass.
Deems, Merwin M., Norway, Me.
Deen, James M., Axson, R. D. 2, Box
11, Ga. 1929
Deeter, John W., Manhattan Beach. Cal.
Defur, Clarence, Mountain Home, Ida.
De Groff, Charles F., bus., Letcher,
S. D. 1897
Deiss, Harry J., Milroy. Pa.
De Jarnette, Alva L., Soddy, Tenn.
Delabarre, Arthur C, Crook, Colo.
[De Lapp, Ambrose Clarke, deceased. 49
Delattre, Paul S., 131 Grove St., Tor-
rington. Conn.
Dell, Frank E., Bloomington. Cal.
Deller, Howard F., Oxford, N. Y.
Delzell, Finis E., Exeter, R. D. 1. N. H. 1887
DeMars, Thomas, Sta. 1. Marion, Ind. (— )
Deming, Vernon H., Hopedale, Mass.
Deming, Wilbur S., A. B. C. F. M. 1919
DeMond, Abraham L., 216 12th Ave.,
N., Nashville, Tenn.
Denio, Francis B., 347 Hammond St..
Bangor, Me. 36. 1881
Denison, Clark A.. South Vienna. O.
Denison, George B., Cando, N. D.
Denison, R. Russell, Milford. N. H.
Denison, Robert C, Pf., Claremont,
Cal. 1894
Denison, Warren H., Sec, 507 C. P. A.
Bldg., Dayton, Ohio. 10. 12, 14. 1896
Denney, Oscar H., 262 N. E. 96th St.,
Miami. Fla.
Denney. Wilson, 817 Milwaukee Rd.,
Beloit, Wis.
Dennison, Henry H.. 583 Furley St.,
Winnipeg, Manitoba. 1927
Denny. Walter B.. 1119 3d St.. Rens-
selaer. N. Y.
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Denton, J. A., R. 3, Raleigh, N. C.
Depoyan, Jacob M., 6027 Ludlow St.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Derby, Alfred E., Peshastin, Wash.
DeRemer, J. C, R. 13, Dayton, Ohio.
Derome, Jules A., Ed., 616 W. 10th St.,
Sioux Falls, S. D. 1888
Derrick, Thomas H.. Rt. 2, Deland, Fla. 1905
[Desha, Stephen L., deceased.
Desmond, Oviatt E., 26 School St.,
Rockport, Mass.
Detling, William C, Greenwich, O. 1897
Dettmers, Howard A., 618 E. 2nd St.,
Stroud, Okla. 1917
De Villiers, Francois J., My., Africa. 1925
DeVore, E. A., 1318 Oliver Ave., In-
dianapolis, Ind. 1879
De Weese, Charles M., R. 1, Bruns-
wick, Mo. 1925
DeWeese, Francis M., Drawer 157, Lake-
side, Cal. 1904
Dewey, Harry P., 500 Groveland Ave.,
Minneapolis, Minn.
Dewey, Kirk M., 9407 W. 51st St., Oak
Lawn, m.
De Witt, Dale, 8925 190th St., HoUis,
N. Y.
Dexter, Frank N., Union Grove, Wis.
Dexter, Mrs. Frank N., Union Grove,
Wis. 1919
Deyo, John M., 162 Deer Hill Ave., Dan-
bury, Conn. 12, 32
Dibble, Miss Lauretta, A. B. C. F. M. 1927
Dibble, William L., bus.. Box 60, Mason
City, la. 1897
Dick, James S., 921 Leighton Ave., Los
Angeles, Cal. 1910
Dickerman, George S., 469 Edgewood
Ave., New Haven, Conn. 1868
Dickerman, Josiah P., Foxboro, Mass. 1891
Dickey, Mrs. Christine R., Red Cloud,
Neb.
Dickey, James M., Red Cloud, Neb.
Dickey. John G., 2160 Garden Ave..
Klamath Falls, Ore. 69
Dickinson, Charles H., Calhoun, Lown-
des County, Ala. 1885
Dickinson, Miss Rhoda Jane, High-
more, S. D.
Dickinson, Samuel W., 616 Williams St.,
East Orange. N. J. 1874
Dickinson, Seldon C, Castalia, O.
Dickson, James H.. A. B. C. F. M. 1899
Diehl, Grover L., 65 Riverside St., Mad-
ison, O.
Dierberger, Paul W., 1319 4th Ave., N.,
Great Falls, Mont. 12. 18
Dierlamm, Cleveland R., Parkers Glen,
Pa 1915
Dierlamm, George H., 504 N. 6th St.,
West Monroe, La.
Dietrich, Emil, T., Bowman, N. D. 1905
Dietrich, Henry J., Worden, Mont.
Dietz, Henry G., 813 S. Washington St.,
Denver, Colo.
Dille, Carl R., 53 Providence St.,
Everett, Pa.
Dillon, Mrs. J. Alice, Charlton, Mass. 1888
Dillon, John A., Charlton, Mass. 1887
Dimond, Roger E., 450 Hillside Ave.,
Wichita, Kan. 1908
Dingwell, James D., 340 Broadway,
Pawtucket, R. I.
Dinsmore, Charles A.. Pf., 10 Old Hart-
ford Turnpike, New Haven, Conn. 40, 1888
Disbrow, Edward D., Porter Rd., An-
dover, Mass. 1892
Distant, Lewis E., Princeton, Me. 267
Dixon, Dalco E.. 126 E. Elm St., E.
Rochester, N. Y. 1908
Dixon, Frederick R., Heath, Mass.
Dixon, Herbert. Leverett. Mass.
Dixon, Miss Sarah A., Tiverton. R. I.
Dixon, Theodore T.. North Amherst,
Mass.
Dixon. William R., 819 5th St., Menom-
onie. Wis.
Doane, Clarence E., Wading River,
N. Y.
Dobbs, John F., Pr., Pacific Univ..
Forest Grove, Ore. 42, 1900
Dobeck, Robert, 501 S. 4th St., Rocky
Ford, Colo.
Dodge, Rowland B., bws.; 1527 Waverley
St., Palo Alto, Cal. 1905
Doidge, William, 50 Beatrice Ave., Ply-
mouth, England 1908
Dollar, C. Carl, Box 23, Phenix City, Ala.
Dollar, Jesse H., 303 Dallas St., La-
grange, Ga. 13. 67
Dollar, John D., Roanoke, R. 1, Ala.
Dolliff, Frank S., Jackson, Me. 1893
Dollison, A. J., 228 E. Town St., Circle-
ville, Ohio. 1921
Donaldson, Frederic F. G., Princeton.
Mass.
Donaldson, John Isaiah, 1420 Wilson
St., Houston, Tex. 70
Donaldson, Levi J.. Churubusco. Ind. 1874
Donat, Anthony S., 1719 17th St., Bak-
ersfleld, Cal.
Dopson, J. Marion, Eclectic, R. 2, Ala. .
Dorn, Wm. H., bus., 4937 McPherson
Ave.. St. Louis, Mo. 1893
Dornhoefer, John, Springboro, Pa. 1911
Douglas, George H., Westford, Mass.
Douglas, Richard G., 34 Main St.,
Maiden, Mass.
Douglass, Fred R., Frankfort, R. 4, Ind.
Douglass, Glenn W., Acton. Mass.
Douglass. H. Paul, Agt., 129 Cooper
Ave., Upper Montclair, N. J. 11, 13, 1894
Douglass. J. J., 1008 S. Lincoln St..
Urbana. 111.
Douglass. Roscoe D., Ferndale, Cal.
Douglass, Truman B., 1424 Buena Vista
Ave., Pomona, Cal. 29
Douglass, Truman O.. 109 E. 6th St.,
Tempe, Ariz. 11
*tDoull. David F. 1922
Dowd. Quincy L.. 121 W. Maple St.,
Lombard. 111. 1876
*tDowd, Squire, 309 Cameron St..
Raleigh. N. C.
Downey. George A., p. em., Collinsville.
Conn. 1891
Downing. David. Bryant, R. 3. Ind. 1918
Downs, Aaron W., Jefferson, O.
Downs, Charles A., Stafford Springs.
R. D. 2. Conn.
Downs, Darley. A. B. C. F. M. 1916
Dowty, Paul W., Buckland, O.
tDrake, Charles W. 1871
*1Drake. David R.. Box 55, Beaumont,
Kans. 1895
Drake, Edward A., Sherburn, Minn.
Drake, Francis A., North Hadley, Mass. 267
Drake, George B., 338 Fairlawn Ave.,
Webster Groves. Mo.
Drake. G. Bryant. 511 E. Calhoun St..
Springfield. Mo.
Dreier. Nelson C. 522 Forest Drive,
Cedar Rapids, la.
[Drew, Edward P., deceased.
Drew. George E., Winetka, ni. 1932
Drew, William J.. 435 W. 6th St..
Marysville. O.
Driesbach, Charles H., Redfield, S. D. 1891
DriscoU. Edward A.. Lenox, Mass.
Drisko, Raymond C, Margaret PL,
Pomona, Fla. 1885
Driver, Mrs. Bertha M., 222 W. WiUard
St.. Winchester. Ind.
346 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1934
Driver, George H., 470 Commercial St.,
Provincetown, Mass. 1907
Drumm, John. 1517 16th St., Oregon
City. Ore. 1897
Drysdale, Miss Euphemia, Windsor,
Mass.
*Dubbs, Harrison W., Gorham, Me.
Duddy, Frank E., 112 Upland Rd.,
Cambridge, Mass.
Dudley, John H. M., p.o.d., 213 Edgar
PL, Elizabeth, N. J. 1913
Dudley, Joseph H., Medina, R. D. 5, O.
Dudley, W. Ewart, Blencoe, la.
Dudley, William E., 451 E. 18th St.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Duerson, Leo L., Decatur, 111.
*tDugger, W. H., 1104 Mason St., Dur-
ham, N. C. 1894
Duglay, Hugh S., Falmouth, Mass.
Dukes, Hubert N., Jackson, Mich.
Duling, John G., Binger, Okla.
Dull, L. Edward, Maple Rapids, Mich.
Dull, Wilbert E., 2032 N. Taylor St.,
Topeka, Kan.
Dumm, B. Alfred, Hopkinton, N. H.
Dumm, George E., 537 S. Pierce St.,
Lima, Ohio.
Duncan. Calvin W., 1916 E. 70th St.. Los
Angeles, Cal. 1894
Duncan, Charles A., 309 N. Walnut St.,
North Manchester, Ind.
Duncan. John, Coalwood, Mont.
[Duncklee, Maurice Johnson, deceased. 49
Dungan. Thomas Arthur, 4356 N. E. 33d
St., Portland, Ore.
Dunham, Chester F., 1112 Radcliffe Dr..
Toledo, O.
Dunham, Clarence S., Union Blvd. &
Kensington St., St. Louis, Mo.
Dimham, Clarence W., 46 Bellevue St..
Upham's Corner Sta.. Dorchester,
Mass. 13, 31
Dunham, Melvin F., 2055 Eastern Ave.,
Cincirmati, Ohio. 1911
Dunlap, George H., 2055 Columbus
Ave., Boston, 19, Mass. 1877
Dimlap, Raymond B., 1580 N. Alexandria
Ave., Los Angeles. Cal. 1907
Dunlap. Roger A.. Concord, R. F. D. 6,
N. H. 1903
Dunlavy, John M.. 1907 Allen Ave.. St.
Louis, Mo.
Dunlop, James J., 903 Paul St.. Ottawa,
111.
Dunn, Charles E., 23 Sunderland Ave.,
Rutherford, N. J.
Dunn, Charles W., Benzonia, Mich. 1888
Dunn. Henderson H.. 2924 Louisiana
Ave.. New Orleans. La.
Dunn. Theodore S.. dir. R. E., 1026
Corbin Ave.. New Britain, Conn.
tDunn, Wallace B. 1896
Dunning, Morton D., Newton Lower
Falls, Mass. 31, 1899
Dunstan, John F., 1214 18th St. N.,
Seattle, Wash.
Dunstan, William T.. Little Valley.
N. Y.
tDurgin. Charles L.. Freedom. N. H. 1932
Durkee. J. Stanley, Plymouth Ch., 57
Orange St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
tDurston, Alfred S. 1883
Dutcher, A. Ernest, Gasport. N. Y.
Dutton. John G.. 45 Monroe St.. Aga-
wam. Mass. 1890
Dutton, Philip Drew. A. B. C. F. M. 1916
Duvall, Lewis A., Crystal Springs, Pa.
Duvall, Sylvanus M.. Pf., 5453 Woodlawn
Ave.. Chicago, 111. 1924
Dwight, Charles A. S., Pf., Oak Bluffs,
Mass. 1884
Dycer, Arthur W., 2927 Highland Ave..
Birmingham. Ala.
[Dyer. Almon Jesse, deceased. 49
Dyer. Frank, 3535 Rheta Ave.. Chicago,
111. 1897
Dyer, Thomas L., 946 F. St., Norwalk.
Cal.
Dysart, John P., A. B. C. F. M. 1910
[Each, Joseph Edward, deceased. 49
*tEaley, W. M., bus., 501 E. Oregon St..
Urbana. 111. 1880
Eames, Charles O.. Ashburnham. Mass. 1897
[Earl, James, deceased. 49
Earnshaw, Albert F., 39 Deering St..
Portland. Me. 1898
Earp. B. J.. 736 Park Ave., Greensboro,
N. C.
[Eastman, Adelbert, deceased.
Eastman, Finley E.. 379 S. Main St..
Amherst. O.
Eastman. Fred, Pf., 5757 University
Ave.. Chicago. 111. 37, 1911
Eastman. George P.. 42 Colt Rd., Sum-
mit, N. J. 1891
Eastman, Harvey M., Slatersville, R. I.
Eastman, Vinton P., bus., 620 So. 5th St..
W., Missoula, Mont. 1907
Easton. Carlton. 81 Edison St., Quincy,
Mass.
Easton. William B., Jr., Saxtons River,
Vt.
Eaton, Edward D., pr. em., 121 Grove
St., Wellesley, Mass. 1876
Eaton, E. Earle, Plainville. N. Y.
*tEaton. J. R.. Louisburg, N. C. (— )
Eaton, Mrs. Olive Myrtle. Plainville,
N. Y. 1931
Eaton. Walter S.. 277 State St..
Augusta, Me. 1891
Ebertz, William A., Forman. N. D. 267
Eby, Albert B.. Benzonia, Mich.
Eby, Miss Louise S., T., Milwaukee
Downer College, Milwaukee, Wis. 1928
Echterbecker, Charles F., Pf., 7 Crown
St.. Worcester. Mass. 1907
Eckerson, Ray. 514 N. Commonwealth
Ave.. Los Angeles, Cal.
Eckhardt, John G., 312 12th St., Greeley.
Colo.
Eckhardt. John H.. Berthoud. Colo.
Eckhoff, Philip J.. Iberia. Mo.
Eckles. William E.. 536 N. 17th St.,
San Jose. Cal. 1907
Eddleman. Henry C. Dewey Rose, R.
D. 1. Ga. 1914
Edds. William T., Walden. N. Y. 1887
Eddy, Allen L., 2330 Sommers Ave.,
Madison, Wis.
Eddy, David Brewer, Sec, 14 Beacon
St.. Boston, Mass. 18. 1904
Eddy, Elmer Newton, Hamilton, Mass.
Edmunds. Ernest F., Greenland, N. H.
Edmunds, John S., 1604 S. E. Linn St.,
Portland. Ore. 1884
Edwards. Frank L.. Sherburne. N. Y. 1926
Edwards, George N., 9 King St.,
Charleston, S. C.
[Edwards, Leland Alfred, deceased. 49
Edwards, M. Butner, 25 E. 131st St.,
New York, N. Y.
Edwards, Nicholas T., Whittier. Cal. 1883
Edwards. Otto E.. 15 Rosemont Rd.,
Worcester, Mass.
Edwards. Ralph Burris. 65 Newbury
Ave., No. Quincy, Mass.
Edwards, Richard H., Dir., Barnes
Hall. Ithaca, N. Y. 190«
Edwards, W. J., p.em., 503 Springfield
Ave.. High Point. N. C. (— )
Edworthy. B. V.. Sec, Y. M. C. A., 323
Tulsa Trust Bldg., Tulsa, Okla. 1916
1934] Congregational-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 347
Eells, Edward, 226 Woodbridge St.,
Manchester, Conn. 1885
*tEells, Edwin, 2150 W. North Ave., Chi-
cago, 111. 1928
Egbert, George D., 77 Bowne Ave.,
Flushing, N. Y.
Egerton, Thomas B., Mazon, 111. 1889
Eggleston, De Witt C, 245 Langdon
Ave., Mount Vernon, N. Y. 1893
Eggleston, Frank O., Park Ridge, N. J. 1896
Ehlers, Jacob H., Y. M. C. A., Hanover,
Pa. 1913
Ehrheart, Joseph S., Beloit, Ohio.
Eichler, George, Berthoud, Colo.
Eighmey, Lawrence J., Youngsville, Pa.
Eisele, Richard O., 128 Madeline St.,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Ekins, Grove F., bus., Saybrook, Conn. 1904
Elder, J. Edwin, Box 185, Fruita, Colo.
Elder, William W., Ch., U. S. N., U. S. S.
Colorado, c/o P. M., San Pedro, Calif. 1915
Elderkin, Noble S., 187 Dorchester Rd.,
Akron, O.
Eldred, John W.. bus., 317 E. Cecil St..
Waynoka, Okla. 1894
Eldridge, Ernest W., Ashby, Mass.
[Elfring, William H., deceased. 50
Eliopoulos, Constantine N., Brownfield.
Me.
Elledge, William M.. Yakima. R. D. 8,
Wash.
Ellinger, Clarence G., Beach, N. D.
Elliot, Charles, 1505 Ruby Ave., Kan-
sas City, Kan.
Elliott, Alfred C, 63 Kent Blvd., Sala-
manca, N. Y. 1905
Elliott, C. C, 509 E. Grove St.. Ontario,
Cal.
Elliott, Homer H.. Ft. Lewis, Wash. 1932
Elliott, Richard T., Westport. Conn.
Elliott, William A., Barberton, R. D. 4,
Ohio. 1890
Ellis, Arthur M., bus., 1945 Common-
wealth Ave., Brighton, Mass. 1908
Ellis, Aylett B.. 1211 29th St., Newport
News, Va.
Ellis, Emery W., R. D., Farmdale, O.
Ellis, Francis C, 755 Lemon St., River-
side, Cal.
tEUis, Fred W., Pf. 1898
Ellis, Hubert S., Belding, Mich.
Ellis, John Samuel, Bangor, Pa.
tEUis, John T. 1904
Ellis, Robert J., Mt. Erie, 111.
Ellis, Samuel R., Pf., Ripon, Wis. 1926
Ellis, Walter M., 729 G Ave., National
City, Cal. 1884
Ellis, Willis A., bus., Lombard. 111. 1903
EUms, Louis, Portsmouth, R. D. 1.
N. H.
Ellsworth, Frederick K., Three Rivers,
EUwood, William, Minden, Neb. 1894
Elmen, John, Buffalo, Minn. 1909
Elmes, Arthur F., 116 Seaton PI., N. W.,
Washington, D. C.
Elwell, T. Robert, bus., 5758 31st Ave.,
N. E., Seattle, Wash. 1898
Elwick, Frederick G., 543 So. Warwick
Ave., St. Paul, Minn.
Elwood, Willis P., 220 Montgomery St.,
Bloomfleld, N. J. 1891
Emerich, George A., bus., 230 West St.,
Hillsdale, Mich. 1907
Emerson, Fred C, Cheshire, Conn. 1885
Emerson, John C, West Newbury, Vt.
Emerson, Oliver P., 20 Hawthorn Rd.,
Brookline, Mass. 1871
Emery, Clarence P., bus., 1207 Long-
wood Ave., Pueblo, Colo. 1899
Emery, Elbert S., Jonesport, Me.
Emett, Edward H., 213 W. 76th St..
New York City.
*tEmigholz, Ludwig, 215 So. Chestnut St.,
Kewanee, 111.
Emmert, Rufus E., Cynthiana, Ind.
Enders, George C, Pj., 34 College
Place, Defiance, Ohio. 1894
Endo, Francis K., 713 E. Canon Per-
dido, Santa Barbara, Cal.
England, Richard N., 1141 High St.,
Auburn, Cal.
English, Earl T., 304 W. Ohio St., Ver-
milion, O.
English, James F., 478 Ray St., Man-
chester, N. H. 12, 69
English, Ralph G., Wilmington, Vt.
English, William F., 49 Walpole St., Nor-
wood, Mass.
Englund, Theodore, 63 Lawrence St.,
Waltham, Mass. 1902
Engstrom, Alfred P., Southwick, Mass. 1895
Enman, James E., 2616 College Ave.,
Berkeley, Cal. 1896
Enright, John T., 563 Beckwith St., At-
lanta, Ga.
Ensminger, Fred P., St., 1416 N. 23d St..
Birmingham, Ala. 26, 66, 68. 70, 1905
Ensminger, Ross E., Pr., Wadley, Ala.
14, 1629
Eppens, Edward H., Lib., Ann Arbor,
Mich. 1898
Erdman, John P., Tr., Box 150, Hono-
lulu, T. H. 27. 67, 1899
Erickson, Charles Telford, My., Plain-
ville, Mass. 1896
Erickson, Elmer, Hudson, S. D.
Ericson, Rudolph, c/o Call Bulletin, San
Francisco, Cal. 1910
Ernst, Edward G.. 8 Marion St.. Med-
ford, Mass.
Errington, Fred'k, Carrington, N. D.
Erskine, John W., Ev., Evart, Mich. 1900
Escott, N. Ellsworth, 1726 Schaaf Rd.,
Cleveland, O.
Eshelman, C. A., Garfield, Kan.
Essig, William F.. R. 1, Beaver Creek,
Ore.
Estabrook, Franklin J., 7115 East 14th
St., Denver, Colo.
Estabrook, William A., Thetford. Vt.
Estes, Robert F., R. 4, Jasper, Ala. 1902
Etter, Julius E., Ft. Recovery, Ohio.
Eusden, Ray A., 666 Centre St., New-
ton, Mass. 12
Evans, Arthur T., Verdon, Neb.
Evans, Benjamin D., 236 Walnut St.,
Johnstown, Pa.
Evans, Chester H., 31 W. Linwood St.,
Maple Shade, N. J.
Evans, D. Ellis, 1933 Lee Road, Cleve-
land Heights, O. 1884
Evans, Daniel, Pf., 42 Hillside Ter.,
Belmont, Mass. 35, 1891
Evans, David H., 993 Memorial Dr.,
Cambridge, Mass. 1897
Evans, Edwin Richard, 527 Williams St.,
Key West, Fla.
Evans, Edwyn, Reed City, Mich.
tEvans, Mrs. Ella A., W. 1509 11th Ave.,
Spokane, Wash. 1884
Evans, Ernest, Ed., Brighton, Mich. 1895
Evans, Ernest C, Madison, Me.
Evans, Evan, New Preston, Conn.
Evans, Griffith, 390 E. Green St., Nanti-
coke. Pa.
Evans, J. Merle, McPherson, Kan.
Evans, James G., 163 Center Ave.. Ply-
mouth, Pa.
Evans, John Charles, Colville, Wash.
tEvans, Joseph, New York City. 1906
348 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1934
Evans, Joseph, 135 N. Ridgeland Ave.,
Oak Park, 111.
Evans, Lester E., 15 Columbus Ave.,
Haverhill, Mass.
Evans, Rowland H., Clark, S. D.
tEvans, Selwyn J. 1894
Evans, Silas, Pr., Ripon College, Ripon,
Wis. 42, 1901
Evans, Spencer E., Terryville, Conn.
Evans, Thomas, Maple Hill, Kan.
Evans, Thomas A., 146 Smith St., Eliza-
beth, N. J. 1914
Evans, Thomas Z., North Branch, Minn.
Evans, Wilford H., 1932 N. 6th St..
Sheboygan, Wis.
Evans, William W., West Brookfield,
Mass.
Evanson, L. Gordon, Mcintosh, S. D. 1922
Everett, Harry L., 381 Bergen Ave.,
Jersey City, N. J.
Everett, John E., Cannon Falls, Minn.
Everhart, Rollin O., IS Maurice St.,
Ossining, N. Y. 1908
Everingham, John E., Portsmouth,
N. H. 1885
Everroad, Ralph W., Payson, R. D. 2, 111.
Evers, Charles H., My., Lebanon, Mo. 69, 1922
Evers, John Upton, 129 W. King St.,
Martinsburg, W. Va. 1902
Evers, Samuel J., Glenbrook, Conn.
Eversull, Harry K., 3442 Zumstein Ave.,
Cincinnati, O.
[Ewell, Edwin, deceased.
Ewing, RoUand G., Woodbury, Conn.
Ewing, W. E., 28 Columbus St.. Mt.
Sterling, Ohio.
Eymann, Harold H., Saticoy, Cal.
Faduma, Orishshatukeh, 630 E. High St.,
High Point, N. C. 1895
Fagan, William G., 528 Smithfield Ave.,
Pawtucket, R. I.
Fagley, Frederick L., Sec, 287 4th
Ave., New York City. 6, 10, 13, 20, 21, 1912
Fairbank, Alan M., 960 Sterling PL,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Fairbanks, Arthur, Hanover, N. H. 1892
Fairbanks, George W., 55 Calumet St.,
Roxbury, Mass. 1931
Fairchild, E. E., 227 N. Rosemont Ave.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Fairfield, Wynn C, Sec, 14 Beacon St.,
Boston, Mass. 18, 1910
Falconer, Robert C, 20 St. Paul PI.,
Nutley, N. J.
Fales, Ira D., 3456 Jamieson Ave., St.
Louis, Mo.
Falk, Robert B., 1000 E. S5th St.. Chi-
cago, 111. 1917
Fancher, Edward F., 5 W. Park St.,
Albion, N. Y. 1912
Farmer, James, Box 21, Yorktown, Va.
Farnham, Geo. L.. Mystic, Conn. 1924
Famsworth, Lynn V., Harwich Port,
Mass.
Famum, Irving B., Mont Vernon, N. H.
Farrar, Joseph D., 752 21st St., Newport
News, Va.
»tFarrar, R. H., R. R. 5, Siler City, N. C. (— )
Farren, Merritt A., Sec, 14 Beacon St.,
Boston, Mass. 32. 1898
Farrer, William D., Pellston. Mich. 1904
Farwell, E. Roy, Beverly, Kan.
Fasnacht, Walter, Tuscola, 111.
Fath, Edward A., Pf., 703 E. 4th St.,
Northfield, Minn. 1914
Faulk, John J., Brighton. Portsmouth,
Va.
Faulk, W. T., R. D., Norfolk Rd.
Suffolk, Va.
Faulkner, William J., college pastor,
Fisk Univ., Nashville, Term. 1918
Faville, Theo. R., St., 615 Insurance
Bldg., Madison, Wis. 10, 24, 27, 71, 1913
Fay, Amasa C, Brookline, N. H. 1891
Feaster, John Newcomer, Kennebunk-
port. Me.
Fee, Harry O., 11825 Gilmore St., No.
Hollywood, Cal. (— )
Feener, Carlton L., Whitinsville, Mass.
Fehlandt, August F., Pf., Ripon, Wis.
Felt, Jesse B., Clifton Springs, N. Y. 1892
Felton, Calvin J., 249 Lincoln Place,
Irvington, N. J.
Fenwick, John B., p. em., Bellevue,
Wash. 1894
Ferch, Aaron I., 68.55 17th Ave., N. E..
Seattle, Wash. 1906
Ferguson, Alfred F., Rowley, Mass.
Ferre, Nels F. S., 225 Eliot St., Milton,
Mass. 267
Ferrier, William W., 2716 Hillegass
Ave., Berkeley, Cal. 1892
Ferris, Chester, Barstow, Cal.
Ferris, Harlo H., Hartford, Wis.
Ferris, Mrs. Jeannette O., 214 Kentucky
Ave., Danville, 111.
Ferris, Ralph H., atty., 13.526 Mettetal
Ave.. Detroit, Mich. 1906
Fersch. Cornelius, 44 Peel St., Oak-
wood Heights, S. I., N. Y.
Ficken, Richard O., 31 Woodlawn Ave..
Albany, N. Y. 10
Fiebiger, Judson E., Stanfordville, N. Y. 13
Field, Edwin C, East Hampton, Conn.
Field, George E., Ogema, Minn.
^Fielder, Arthur H., Tampa, Fla.
Fields, William M., 214 W. 133d St.,
New York City. 1923
Fifer, Harry N., 9533 Birch St.. Oakland,
Cal. 1901
Fifield, James W., Sec, 1024 Askew
Ave., Kansas City, Mo. 1894
Fifield, James W., Jr., 535 Hoover St..
Los Angeles, Cal.
Fifield. L. Wendell, 2327 32d St., S.,
Seattle, Wash. 10, 12
Findlay, James F., Dean, 127 Page St.,
Norman, Okla. 1923
Findlay, John L., 1 Webster St., Taun-
ton, Mass.
Fish, Arthur E., Eldora, la.
Fish, Fenton O., 854 W. Delaware Ave.,
Toledo, O. 1913
Fisher, Albert V., Mclndoe Falls, Vt. 1906
Fisher, Charles H., 17 Jackson St., Clif-
tondale, Mass. 1909
Fisher, C. W., 803 Porter Ave., Wichita,
Kan. 1901
Fisher, Charles F., 958 E. 147th St.,
Cleveland, O.
Fisher, Chas. R., bus., 2619 Regent St.,
Berkeley, Cal. 1902
Fisher, Edward C, Geneva, R. D. 3,
N. Y. 1904
Fisher, Frederick Vining, 3757 Clay St.,
San Francisco, Cal. 1890
Fisher, Herman P., Ch., Westboro,
Mass. 1883
Fisher, James O., Gays Mills, Wis.
Fisher, Joseph B., Nappanee, Ind. 1912
Fisher, Miles B., Box 112, La Canada,
Cal.
Fisher, Parker W., J. C. Campbell Folk
School, Brasstown, N. C. 1910
Fisher, Stanley R., lee, Hanover, Mass. 1905
Fisk, Chester B., 7407 Yates Ave., Chi-
cago, m.
Fisk, Miles B., 721 Poplar St., Coshoc-
ton, O. 1913
Fisk, Pliny H., Granville, 111. 1885
Fiske, Arthur R., West Hazleton, Pa.
Fiske, G. Walter, Pf., 278 W. College
Ave., Oberlin. O. 1898
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Fitch, R. Hawley, 93 Cottage St., New
Haven, Conn.
Fitch, Wells H., 116 Sound Ave., River-
head, N. Y.
Fithian, Henry G., Port Orange, Fla. 1886
Fitzpatrick, John, Stonington, Me.
Fitzpatrick, WiUiam M., Hugheston, W.
Va. (-)
Fitzsimmons, John P., So. Easton, Mass.
Fix, Joseph W., 404 W. Main St., Ur-
bana. 111.
Flagg, James W., p.em., 28 Willow Lane,
Portsmouth, N. H. 1882
Flammer, William, 1118 Middle Ave.,
Elyria, O.
Flatt, D. Cecil, 3 Hubbard St., Cortland,
N. Y.
Flautz, H., p.em., R. D. 1, Batesville,
Ind.
Fleckles, Elliott V., Pf., Mount Her-
mon, Mass. 1931
Fleming. Hamilton J., Greensboro. N.
C. 1918
Fleming, Isaac, Sheffield, 111.
Fleming. Patrick Henry, Burlington,
N. C.
Flemmer, John P.. 716 CoUyer St., Long-
mont, Colo.
Flenner, Lyman W., Grand View, Ida.
Fletcher, Francis W., East Granby,
Conn.
Fletcher, J. Irving. 37 Port Norfolk St.,
Neponset, Mass.
Fletcher, Lee, Fairport, N. Y.
Fletcher, Orville T., 102 Princeton St.,
Springfield, Mass. 1896
Fletcher, Robert H., Rindge, N. H.
Flewelling, Lemuel E., Blaine, Me.
Fhght, John W., T., 629 Walnut Lane,
Haverford, Pa. 1918
Flint, Irving A., Meredith. N. H.
Flint, John, Underwood, Minn.
Flook, Jacob, Maine, N. Y.
Flory, Edwin B., 19 Birchwood Ave.,
Dayton, O. 14
Flowers, Albert R., Sec, Sims, N. C. 1894
Flugum, Omar, 618 Park St., Crystal
Lake, ni. 1919
Flynn, Dallas J., 905 S. Caldwell St.,
Charlotte, N. C. 1901
Fogg, Charles G., 7 Sumner St., Glou-
cester, Mass. 1897
Fogleman, J. U., Snow Camp. N. C. 1927
Foley, Roy William, P/., Hamilton,
N. Y. 1906
Folsom, Omar W., p.em., 1198 Wash-
ington St., Bath, Me. 1872
Fooks, Stephen C, Steamboat Springs,
Colo.
Foot, Harry W., Dorset. Vt.
[Forbes, Frank S., deceased. 50
Forbes, Washington H., Abbot Hill, Wil-
ton, N. H. 1881
Forbush, Dascomb E., 26 Harrison St.,
East Orange, N. J.
tFord, Albert H. 1912
Ford, Arthur S., Forks, Wash.
Ford, Eugene C, 611 N. Kimball Ave..
Grand Island. Neb.
Ford, Frederick P., bits., 501 N. Rus-
sell St., Champaign, 111. 1920
Ford, James B., Holbrook, Mass.
Forkell, William, Windsor, Vt.
Forrester, Franklin G., Metaline Falls,
Wash.
Forshaw, William, 1051 Cypress St., San
Diego, Cal.
Forster, Sydney, Aitkin, Minn. 1922
Forsythe, Elias J., Ev., 112 Temple Ave.,
Detroit, Mich. 1901
Forsythe, John W., Ev., Raymond, Ohio 1913
Foss, I. Ora, 49 Elm Ave., Mount Vernon,
N. Y. 1910
Foss, James A., Rush, N. Y.
Foster, Earl Ware, 4523 Bruce Ave.,
Minneapolis, Minn. 43
Foster, Edward P., Waverly, W. Va. 1877
Foster, Elliott O., Millbury, Mass.
Foster, Frank H., 184 Forest St.. Ober-
lin, O. 39. 1877
Foster. Jesse W., Wakefield, Kan.
Foster, James L., Elon College, N. C. 1886
Foster, O. Delmar. Pf., University Club,
Chicago, 111. 1902
Foster, Virgil, dir. R. E., 7623 Bennett
Ave., Chicago, 111.
Fowell, Myron W., 2 Hackfeld Rd.,
Worcester. Mass. 30
Fowler, George, Winthrop. la.
Fox, Daniel F., 993 N. Madison Ave.,
Pasadena, Cal. 1887
Fox, Frank H., Shabbona, 111.
Fox, Howard S., bus., 5653 Stanton
Ave., Detroit, Mich. 1914
Foxall, Thomas, 3 Homestead Ave.,
Worcester, Mass.
[Francis, Everett Dwight, deceased. 50
Francis, Joseph C, R. 2, Eaton, Ind. 1900
Frank, Melvin L., Staples, Minn. 267
Frank, Theodore E., Windsor, Conn.
Franke, August, Box 52, Ralston, Wash.
Franks, Jesse E., p.em., R. 3, Raleigh,
N. C. 1915
Frantz, Samuel, Albion, R. 2, Ind.
Eraser, Arthur E., Pine River, Wis. 1899
Eraser, David, 28 Powder House Blvd.,
West Somerville, Mass. 32
Eraser, Donald, Lunenburg, Mass.
Fraser, James A., Elizabethtown, N. Y.
Frasure, Chas. A., Sherburne, N. Y. 1896
Frazee, Fenton E., Stamford, R. D. 1,
N. Y. 1897
Frazee, J. Elmer, 72 Elm Ave!, Mt.
Vernon, N. Y.
Frazier, Cecil E., Plainfield, 111.
Frazier, Charles, Niobrara, Neb. 1919
Frazier, Francis P., Pastor-at-Large,
Ft. Pierre, S. D. 1926
Frazier, Howard, Little Eagle, S. D.
Frazier, Jacob A., 416 E. North St., Win-
chester, Ind.
tFrazier, John T.
Frazier, William A., 73 Sheboygan St.,
Fond du Lac, Wis.
Frazier, William F., St., 37 Garden St.,
Hartford, Conn. 11, 12, 18, 24, 27, 29, 66, 1911
Freeling, Henry P., 626 Clermont St.,
Ajitigo, Wis.
Freeman, Luther, 390 E. Piedmont St.,
Pomona, Cal. 33, 1891
Freeman, Marston S., 204 Island Ave.,
Chattanooga, Tenn. 1889
Freeman, William A... I6V2 High St.,
Covington, Ohio.
Freer, Harold W., Norwood, N. Y. 267, 1934
French, Charles V., 178 Pleasant St.,
Claremont, N. H. 1893
French, David E., 351 N. Main St., Po-
mona, Cal. 1885
French, Edward G.. Johnson, Vt. 1892
French, Howard Dakin, 21 Florence St.,
Natick, Mass. 1900
French, Howard Dean, Cotswold Way,
Scarsdale, N. Y. 1901
French, Joe, 901 Hillside Ave., Ocean
View, Norfolk, Va.
French, L. Clark, North Anson, Me.
French, Robert M., Rutland, Mass.
Fretz, Charles E., 186 Southwest Ave..
Pitman. N. J. 1912
Friberg- Eino, Westminster, Mass. 1031
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Frieboes, William, Turtle Lake, N. D.
Fritzmeier, William, 107 Allegheny St.,
Tarentum, Pa.
Frost, George B., 50 Chestnut St., An-
dover, Mass. 1883
Frost, Harry A., 4095 Rocky River Dr.,
Cleveland, O.
Frost. Merle A., T., 5243 Brockton Ave.,
Riverside, Cal. 1896
Frost, S. E., Jr., 408 W. 23d St.,
Austin, Tex.
Frost, William G., pr.em., Berea, Ky. 1879
Fry, Earl C, A. B. C. F. M. 1890
Fry, J. E., Hillsboro, Ind. 1912
Frye, Harold M., Westmoreland, N. H.
Frye, Richard A., 198 Western Ave.,
Brattleboro, Vt.
Fryer, James F., E. 3528 26th Ave.,
Spokane, Wash.
Fryling, William, Phillipston, Mass.
Fuenning. Albert A., 810 N. 14th St.,
Lincoln, Neb. 1902
Fukuda, Junkyo, Honolulu. T. H. 1916
Fukushima, Joseph K., 149 S. 10th St.,
Montebello, Cal.
Fulgham, Philip O., bits., Portland, Box
550, Rt. 5, Ore. 1894
Fuller, Frank A., 24 Tatem St., Put-
nam, Conn.
Fuller, Montie J. B., Torrington, R. D.
2, Conn.
Fuller, Nathan E., 122 W. Pulteney St.,
Corning, N. Y. 1889
Fuller, Walter B.. 246 Myrtle St., Har-
risonburg, Va. 1916
Fuller, William H., 2701 University
Ave., San Diego, Cal.
Fulton, Mrs. Lillian B., Box 13, Lake
Worth, Fla.
Fuqua, Leonard C, Seward, Neb.
Furnadjieff, Vasil D., My., Bulgaria. 1928
Furnas, Oliver P., West Milton, Ohio. 1882
Fumess, George A., West Tisbury,
Mass. 1898
Furuta, Chiyokichi, Lihue, Kauai, T. H.
Furze, W. Wallace, bus., 4 Greenbank
Ave., Piedmont, Cal. 66, 1920
Fusion, William M., Herrin, 111. (— )
Gable, Martin L.. 110 N. Cross St.,
Wheaton, 111. 1928
Gackle, Emanuel, Hosmer, S. D.
Gadd, William W., Vanderbilt, Mich.
Gafert, Frederick, 739 S. Main Ave..
Springfield, Mo. 1885
Gaffney, Charles D., New Plymouth,
Ida.
Gaige, Frank E., Milford, N. J. (— >
Gaines, R. R., 944 Sutton St., Norfolk,
Va.
Gale, Clarence R., Pilgrim PL, Clare-
mont, Cal. 1887
Gale, Louis, Hayden, Colo.
Galeucia, George L., South Berwick,
R. D. 1, Me.
Gallagher, Buell G., Pr., Talladega,
Ala. 11, 29, 42, 1929
Gallaudet, Herbert D., Pine Orchard,
Conn. 1903
Gallup, Luther, Tr., Reading, Mich. 1920
Gait, Truman F., bus., 508 Tassa St.,
Shenandoah, la. 1911
Gamble, Roy F., East Bloomfleld, N. Y.
Gambleton, Silas A., R. D. 3, Box 184,
Caledonia, Miss.
Gammon, Robert W., Sec, 19 S. La
Salle St., Chicago. 111. 21, 67, 1897
Ganley, William, North Wilbraham,
Mass.
Gans, Herbert C, 218 Josephine St.,
Flint, Mich.
Garabedian, Bedros M., R. 1, Box 139,
Sanger, Cal.
Garcia, Diego. Ceiba, Puerto Rico.
Cleveland, Ohio. 1905
Gardiner, Davis, Dickinson Center,
N. Y. 1896
Gardner, Edward V., Wheaton, Kan.
Gardner, Francis W.. Wheatland, Mo. 1875
Gardner, Frank H., Pottersville, Mass. 12
Gardner, John, 160 Kilbum Rd., Gar-
den City. L. I., N. Y.
Gardner. John A., 7359 Dante Ave.,
Chicago, 111.
Garfield, E. Chandler, 69 Quincy St.,
Medf ord Hillside, Mass.
Garfield, Frank L., Chester. Conn. 1893
Garfield, John P., 9 Webster St., Mid-
dleboro, Mass.
Garland, Ahimaaz R., R. 3, Hancock,
Md. 1881
[Garland, Job P., deceased.
Garland, Thomas P., R. D. I, Lumber-
ville. Pa.
Garman, Charles C, 501 E. 260th St.,
Garman, Clark P., My., 12 Hachiyama
Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan. (— )
Garman, Walter H.. 1303 W. 27th St..
Norfolk, Va.
Garner, Alexander C, 250 W. 136th St.,
New York City.
Garran, Charles E., Truro, Mass.
Garretson. J. H., Alexandria, R. 2, Ind. (— )
Gaskill, John G., 24 Norfolk Ave.,
Peabody, Mass.
Gates, A. Avery, 592 Broadview Ter.,
Hartford, Conn. 1911
Gates, Allen H., East Haddam, Conn.
tGates, C. Paul. 1919
Gates, Caleb F., Pr., Robert College,
Istanbul, Turkey. 1881
Gates, Carl M., 215 Washington St.,
Wellesley Hills, Mass. 10, 12. 18. 31
Gates, Herbert W.. .Sec, 14 Beacon St.,
Boston, Mass. 20, 21, 1904
Gates, Owen H., Lib., 27 Everett St.,
Cambridge, Mass. 35, 1891
Gates, Paul J., bu^., Penbrook Hotel,
Seattle, Wash. 1916
Gause, Eben N., Mound City, Kan.
Gause, Noah C, 718 Highland Ave.,
Newark, N. J. 1904
[Gavlik, Andrew, deceased.
Gay, Arthur E., Fremont, Mich.
Gay, Ulrich, 56 Marian Ave., Pittsfield,
Gaylord. Donald F.. 314 S. Flower St..
Brea. Cal.
Gaylord. Edward D.. St., 611 American
Bank Bldg., Los Angeles, Cal.
24, 27, 30, 66, 1902
Gaylord, Franklin A., 47 Englewood
Ave., West Englewood, N. J. 1894
Gaylord, Harding W., 22 Hawkins St.,
Danielson, Conn.
Gaylord, Joseph Howard, New Brain-
tree, Mass.
Gaylord, Samuel S., Bamet, Vt.
Gearhart, Charles D., 960 Tangerine
Ave., St. Petersburg, Fla. 1890
Gedcke, Lawrence A., 240 Fourth St..
North. St. Petersburg. Fla.
Gee. John R.. Patchogue. N. Y.
Geeding. Elbert C, So. Whitley, Ind.
Geer, Curtis M., Pf., em., 1655 Boule-
vard, West Hartford, Conn. 38, 1890
Geese, William K., 1236 Haslage St.,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
tGeier. G.. My., Urdinarrain, E. R.,
Argentina. 1924
Gelvin. Edward H.. 827 Wood Ave., N.,
Linden. N. J.
1934] Congregational-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 351
Gennett, W. L., R. R.. Riverside, N. J. (— )
George, David M., p.em., Rozale Apts.,
Missoula, Mont. 1871
George, Francis D., Centerville, Mass. 1881
George, Robert A., 246 S. Watkins St.,
Memphis, Term.
Gerlinger, Charles, Sioux Falls, S. D.
Gerrie, Andrew W., Lakemont, N. Y. 1895
Gerringer, Carr E., Prospect St., Wake-
field, Va.
Getchell, E. Plummer, Ed., Valley City,
N. D. 1904
Gibbs, George P., bus., Flagler, Colo. 1918
Gibbons, Ray, 69 Massasoit St., North-
ampton, Mass.
Gibson, Edwin H., 70 Byron Ave.,
Brockton, Mass.
Gibson, George M., Jr., 10 W. Lock-
wood Ave., Webster Groves, Mo.
Gibson, John C, Ch., 209 Ferguson St.,
Lansing, Mich. 1898
Gibson, Percy W., Waubay, S. Dak.
Giersbach. Walter G., 2322 S. Millard
Ave., Chicago, HI.
Giffen, Thomas T., 3805 Piedmont Ave.,
Oakland. Cal. 11, 20
Gifford, William H., R. 1, Box 36. Lud-
ington, Mich. 1895
Gilbert, Ernest D., 223 Crestview Rd.,
Columbus, Ohio. 1908
*tGilbert, L. F., Maysville, Ky. (— )
Gilchrist, George E., Quincy. Mass.
Gilkey. J. Gordon. 127 Mulberry St.,
Springfield, Mass.
Gill, Charles O., Orwell. Vt. 1894
Gill, Harley H., St., 1164 Phelan Bldg.,
San Francisco, Cal. 24, 27, 30, 66, 1911
Gillanders, Donald J.. Woodburn, Ore. 1907
Gillespie, John S., 229>/2 Capitol St.,
Charleston, W. Va. 1896
Gillett, Arthur L., Pf. em., 16 Marshall
St., Hartford, Conn. 38, 1885
Gillett, Clarence S., A.B.C.F.M. 1921
Gillette. Edwin C. .St., 117 W. Forsyth
St., Jacksonville, Fla. 11, 26, 66, 1898
Gilliard, Edward M., 64 W. 132d St.,
New York City. 1902
Gilliland, John, R. 1, Coalton, Ohio. (— )
Gillis, Hugh A.. Lincoln, Me.
Gillis, Mrs. Lydia P., p.o.d., 701 W. Mag-
nolia St., Inglewood, Cal. 1929
Gilman, Raymond N., 29 Howard St..
New Britain, Conn.
Gilmore, Arthur E., Albany, Ind.
Gilmore, Arthur H., 2111 Common-
wealth Ave., St. Paul, Minn. 30
Gilmore, Opal S., Mexico, Ind.
[Gilmore, William Crawford, deceased. 50
Gilpatrick, Howard, 51 Evergreen Ave.,
Old Orchard Beach, Me. 1900
Gilroy, William E., Ed., 14 Beacon St.,
Boston, Mass. 13, 20, 1900
Gist, Nathan H., 1385 Main St., Leo-
minster, Mass.
[Glasgow, Julius Buckley, deceased. 50
Gleason, Basil C, 82 North Main St.,
Brewer. Me. 24
Gleason. Herbert W.. Lee, 1259 Com-
monwealth Ave., Boston. Mass. 1887
Glover, Carl A., 1418 Hampshire St.,
Quincy, 111.
Gluvna, Joseph, 1013 Oakland St., Char-
leroi. Pa.
Goddard, Harvey W., lawyer, 3568 13th
St., N. W., Washington, D. C. 1927
Goddard, John C, p.em., 19 Russ St.,
Hartford. Conn. 1881
Goddard. Reuben J., 90 Westbourne
Rd., Forest Hills, Boston, Mass. 1901
Godley, Albert, Tenafly, N. J. (— )
tGoff, Asa O., Waverly, Ohio. (— )
Goin, Edward F., 573 Orchard St.. New
Haven, Conn.
Gold, A. Reginald, Clinton, Mich.
Golder, Arthur L., Hancock, N. H.
Goldsmith, Willis L., 1946 Titus St., San
Diego, Cal.
Goltz, William E., 434 Linden St., Hart-
ford, Mich. 1919
Gongales, Frank C, Stockton. Kan.
Gonzales. John B.. St., 923 Kansas Ave..
Topeka, Kan. 27, 67, 1896
Gonzalez, Carlos P., Yabucoa, Puerto
Rico. 267
Gooch, William S., 75 Cross St., Keene,
N. H. 69
Good, Charles M., Eureka, Kan.
Good, Eli, bws., 1209 Roberts St., Han-
cock, Mich. 1900
Goodacre, James J., R. D. 1, Putnam,
Conn. 1899
Goodbird, Edward, Van Hook, N. D.
Goodboy, Oscar, Cannon Ball. N. D.
Goodell, Horace H.. 8801 Elizabeth St.,
Chicago, 111.
Goodenough, Giles F., Jewett City,
Conn.
Goodfellow, Rollin. 10 White St., Lewis-
ton, Me.
Goodheart, Simon F., Jamesport, N. Y.
Goodliffe, George E., Morrisville, Vt.
Goodman, F. S., R. R., Dover. N. C. (— )
[Goodrich. Charles Lyman, deceased. 50
Goodrich. Chauncey W.. Brunswick,
Me. 1893
Goodrich, Joseph A., 201 Williams St.,
Groton, N. Y.
Goodrow. William W.. Port Stanley,
Wash.
Goodsell, Dennis, 2614 Dana St., Berke-
ley, Cal. 1877
Goodsell, Fred F.. Ex.V.-Pr., 14 Beacon
St., Boston, Mass. 11, 18, 29, 1905
[Goodsell, Harry B., deceased.
Goodson, Albert John, Medicine Lake,
Mont.
*tGoodson, I. D. C, Clayton, N. C.
Goodspeed, Frank L., 834 Calmar Ave.,
Oakland, Cal. 1887
Goodwin. Frank J.. 100 William St..
New York City.
Goodwin. George K., R. 1, Box 58,
Dade City, Fla. 1896
Goodwin, Sam. H., p.em., 1165 Prince-
ton Ave., Salt Lake City. Utah. 1890
Goodwin, Sherman, Townsend, Mass.
Goodwin, Thomas A., 31 High St., Little-
ton, N. H.
Goodyear, De Mont, bus., Hollywood,
Fla. 1900
Goold, Marshall N., Leicester, Mass.
Gordon, Charles E., Pomfret, Conn. 1876
Gordon, Edwin R., Groton, Mass.
Gordon. George Andrew. Woodbridge.
Conn.
Gordon, John. 806 N. Main St., Rock-
ford, 111. 67
Gordon. Robert, Moline, Mich. 1887
Gordon, Thomas, 935 Van Water St.,
Portland, Ore.
Gordon, William C, Pf., 3232 Park PL,
N. W., Washington, D. C. 1889
Gorton, Dempster D., 37 Water St.,
Torrington, Conn. 1906
Goshen, Elmer I., 1436 Yale Ave., Salt
Lake City, Utah.
Goude, Stuart V., 602 W. 10th St., Van-
couver, Wash.
Goudey. Charles F., Lyndonville, Vt. 267
Goudge, Ernest, Harrington, Wash.
Goughnour, Herbert L., Walnut St.,
Nanticoke, Pa.
352 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1934
Gould, Benjamin, 435 S. 14th St., San
Jose, Cal.
Gould, Clarence B., Depue, 111.
Gould, Everett W., East Hardwick, Vt. 267
Gould, J. Harold, Lanesville, Mass.
Gould, Stanley A., Millinocket, Me.
Gozzo, Salvatore C, Jersey & Commer-
cial Aves., Cliffside, N. J.
Grabill, D. Quincy, Ft. Atkinson, Wis.
Graedel, Gottfried, pastor-at-large,
Odessa, Wash. 1882
Graetz, Herbert D., 224 Hope St.. Bris-
tol, R. I.
Graf, Stanley W., 15646 Turlington Ave.,
Harvey, 111.
Graf, Walter C, Caledonia, 111.
Graff, Franklin L., 301 Brentwood Rd.,
San Mateo, Cal. 1890
Grafton, Jesse C, R. 1, Box 375, Escon-
dido. Cal. 1898
Gragg, Ira T., 4015 Fair Ave., St. Louis.
Mo.
Graham, Charles F. L.. 1564 Ash St..
Beaumont, Tex.
Graham, David, Centerville, S. D.
[Graham, Hugh F., deceased.
Graham, J. William L.. 285 High St.,
Newburyport, Mass.
Graham, James G., 99 West Broad St.,
Westerly, R. I.
Graham, John J. G., 5969 Midway Park
Ave., Chicago, 111. 1894
Graham, Percy L., 117 S. 4th St.. Ar-
kansas City, Kan.
Graham, Roscoe, 2977 No. Maryland
Ave., Milwaukee, Wis.
tGraham, William B. 1917
Grams, Ernest, York, Neb.
[Granadosin, Isaac G., deceased. 50
Grange. Wallace S., bus., Ephraim,
Wis. 1888
Grant. E. Milton, Presque Isle, Me.
Grant, Edwin E., St. Johnsbury, East
Vt. 1898
Grant, Frederick L., Duxbury, Mass.
Grant, John B., 42 Highview Ave.,
Old Greenwich, Conn. 1888
Grant, John Hiram, Fairfield, Conn.
Grant, Lathrop C, Jaffrey, N. H.
Grant, Martin Lee, 1718 S. Washington
St., Marion, Ind. 12
Gratton, John, 130 Wendell Ave., Pitts-
field, Mass. 32
Grauer. Otto C, Pf., 208 Kenilworth
Ave., Oak Park, 111. 1887
Grauman, Edward, 224 N. E. Mason St.,
Portland, Ore. 1923
Gray, Mrs. Annette, 1416 Columbine
St.. Denver. Colo. 1902
Gray, Arthur D.. 654 Girard St.. Wash-
ington. D. C. 267
Gray, G. Charles. 3600 Walnut St..
Kansas City, Mo.
Gray, Harmon M.. Langdale. Ala.
Gray. Leonard B.. 28 Parkhurst St..
Lebanon. N. H.
Gray, Samuel H.. 401 S. Seneca St.,
Wichita, Kan. 1899
Gray. Thomas. Dupo, 111.
Gray, T. Richardson, Edgewood, la.
Gray, William J., Excelsior. Minn. 1883
Greeley, Leslie C. p.o.d.. New Bedford,
Mass. 1898
Green, Arthur, Ree Heights, S. D.
Green, Carl, Harvard, Neb. 1922
Green, Charles C, Plevna, Kan.
Green, Edward F., Southern Pines,
N. C. 1899
Green. Erastus H.. Putnam. Conn.
*TGreen. G. J., T., Morrisville, N. C. (— )
[Green, George Edmund, deceased. 51
Green. Miss Ida A.. Dean, Polytechnic.
Mont.
Green. John C, 305 Boulevard, Rock-
away Beach, N. Y.
Green, John F. C, 322 Olive Ave., Mc-
Keesport. Pa.
Green. Merodach, 2d Ave., N. E.,
Waseca, Minn.
*tGreen, Ranson, 716 Branch St., Raleigh,
N. C. (-)
Green. Sigfrid E.. 47 Spruce St., Man-
chester, Conn.
Green, Thomas J., Elon College, N. C.
Greene, Mrs. Alida A., 139 Church St.,
Lockport, N. Y. 1903
Greene. Charles W., Box 2275, N. Chevy-
Chase. Glendale, Cal. 1913
Greene, Frederick D., Sec, 125 Belle-
vue Ave., Upper Montclair, N. J. 1888
Greene, Louis, 1233y2 Livingston Ave.,
Columbus, O.
Greene, Maurice N., 44 Howard St.,
Haverhill, Mass. 1906
Greene, Theodore A., 33 Lexington St.,
New Britain, Conn. 11, 29
Greenlee, Clyde W.. 60 60th PL. Long
Beach. Cal. 1900
Greenley. J. Hiram. 35 Englewood Ave.,
Buffalo, N. Y. 1912
Greensmith, Horace C, Southington,
Conn.
Greenwood, Victor L., Poquonock.
Conn.
Greep, Miss Orpha E.. Ill S. W. 3d St..
Galva, 111. 1914
Greer, James, 700 Plymouth Rd.,
Claremont, Cal. 1897
Gregg, Arthur E., Westminster West.
Vt.
Gregg. James E., 144 Prospect St.,
Waterbury, Conn.
Gregory, Alfred E.. 416 E. Broadway.
Waukesha, Wis.
Gregory, Fred O., Carbondale, R. F. D.
4, 111. (-)
Gregory, James Francis, 1740 S St., N.
W., Washington, D. C. 1907
Gregory, J. Frank, bus.. Advance, Ind. 1928
Gregory. Philip E., 515 7th Ave.. S. E.,
Minneapolis, Minn. 68
Gressley, Minor M., Denmark, la.
Grey, Alfred Daniel, 3206 Darlington
Rd.. Toledo. O.
Gray. Fred. Sec, 4521 W. Walker St..
Seattle. Wash. 1897
Grey, Robert M., 5 Francis St., Wo-
burn, Mass.
Grieb, Edmund, Fairfield, Neb. 1891
Griffith, John R., 209 Mohawk Bldg.,
Portland, Ore.
Griffith, P. M., R. 4, Milton, Fla.
Griffith, WiUiam E., 922V2 Figueroa St.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Griffith, William T., North St.. Middle-
town, N. Y. 267
Griffiths, John T.. R. D. 1, Groton,
N. Y. 1885
Griie, Noah E., Upland, Ind.
♦tGrimes, C. L., Kinston, N. C. 1930
Grimes, Harry, 146 High St., New-
buryport, Mass.
Grimshaw, Eric W., 6 Institute Rd.,
Worcester, Mass.
Grisbrook, Edward O., Pachaug, Conn.
Grissom, Raymond T., My., Fancy Gap,
R. D. 2, Va. 1932
Grissom, S. L., Pomona, 111. (— )
•tGrobe, Gottfried, Butler & Lincoln
Aves., Vineland, N. J.
Groezinger, Christian, Fitzwilliam, N. H.
1934] Congregational-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 353
Groop, Andrew, 183 High St., Fitch-
burg, Mass.
Gross, Daniel I.. 99 Liberty St., Athol,
Mass.
Gross, Fred W., Vrdinarrain, Entre Rios,
Argentina, S. A. 1922
Gross, John D., St., 208 E. 9th St., Yank-
ton, S. D. 67, 1902
Grosvenor, Edwin A., P/. em., Am-
herst, Mass. 1872
*tGroves, John W., 214 Cannon St..
Raleigh, N. C. 1895
Groves, John W., Jr., Box 561, San-
ford, N. C. 1922
Groze, Moses, bus., Gen'l Del., Baton
Rouge, La. 1908
Grubaugh, Leon E., Adams, Mass.
Grubb, William H., 206 Delaware St.,
Dwight, 111.
Grupe, Charles W., Willsboro, N. Y.
Grupe, Fred W., Wadhams, N. Y. 1896
Gudmundson, Gudmund, R. D. 1, Mi-
nooka. 111. 267
Guernsey, Henry H., bus., 123 Lorimer
St., Providence, R. I. 1905
*tGuess, W. H., High Point, N. C. (— )
Guest, W. Harry, Newcastle, Neb.
Guild, Roy B., Sec, 105 E. 22d St., New
York City. 12, 1897
Gulick, Nelson J., T., 5025 Pulaski
Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. 1888
Gulick, Sidney L., Sec, 105 E. 22d St.,
New York City. 1886
GuUen, George E., 81 W. Philadelphia
St., Detroit, Mich.
Gunther, Edmund E., bus., 1115 Lincoln
Rd., Ann Arbor, Mich. 1912
Guptill, Orville J., .Sec, 24 Ledgelawn
Ave., Bar Harbor, Me. 1902
Gustin, Byron F., No. Amherst. Mass.
Gutensohn, Samuel G., Monticello, la.
Guthrie. Ernest G.. Sec, 19 S. La Salle
St., Chicago, lU. 30, 1906
Gutjahr, Edwin, Fairfax, S. D.
Guyton, Mrs. Abbie Chapin, 504 E. Kelso
Ave., Inglewood, Cal. 1906
Gwaltney, Ivan, Fort Branch, Ind. 267
Gysan. William H.. 47 Hillside Ter.,
Belmont, Mass. 1919
Hachian, Nushan K., 42 Hammond St.,
Providence, R. I.
Hacke. Augustus C, St., 1424 6th Ave.
S., Fargo, N. D. 26, 69, 1901
Haddaway, Klein K., 383 Broadway,
Somerville, Mass.
Hadden, Archibald, p. em., 1346 Rawson
St., Muskegon, Mich. 1880
Hadden, J. F., Doerun, Ga.
Hadley, Theodore B., Middlebury. R. 1,
Vt.
Haecker, Milo Claude, Gregory, S. D.
Haemmelman, Karl, Mobridge, S. D.
Haengaertner, Ursinus, 4906 Liberty
Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Hagan, Fred W., Ch., U. S. A., Army
Base, Brooklyn, N. Y. 1912
Hagelganz, Heinrich. 4222 N. E. 8th
Ave.. Portland, Ore.
Hageman, James C, 15377 Holmur Ave..
Detroit, Mich.
Hager, Charles S., Vergennes, Vt.
[Hagins, George B.. deceased.
Hahn, Clement F., Saco, Me. 13
Hainer, A. M., Barneveld, Wis.
Halner, Herbert M., btis., Hartford,
Conn. 1910
Hainer, William H., p. em., 116 Orange
Ave., Irvington, N. J. 13, 1884
Haines. Edward B.. Thomaston, Conn.
Haines. Johnson A., Hinsdale, N. H.
Hainsworth, William, Box 104, Gridley,
111. 1924
Hair, Earl E., Troy, N. H.
HaLre. William C. Granger Homestead,
Canandaigua. N. Y. 1886
Halagian. Samuel H.. 31 Everett St.,
Arlington, Mass.
Halbersleben, Henry C, 3033 R St.,
Lincohi. Neb. 1884
Halbert. Charles T.. Ionia, la.
Halbert, Leroy A., 634 Sligo Ave., Silver
Spring. Md. 1902
Haldane, Robert. Ashland, Me.
Hale, Charles A., Peoria, 111. 1925
Hale. Edson D.. 724 Main St., Martinez,
Cal. 1888
Hale. Harris G., p. em., 10 Bubier Road,
West. Marblehead. Mass. 1891
Hale. Lincoln B.. Yale Divinity School,
409 Prospect St., New Haven, Conn. 1927
Halfaker, John S., 142 Olentangy St.,
Columbus. Ohio. 1904
Halfaker, William L., 203 Green St.,
Maywood, 111. 13
Hall, Basil D., 110 Pine St., Florence,
IVIhss
Hall. Charles L.. p.em., Santee. Neb. 1876
Hall. Edward C, Milford, N. J.
Hall, Elwood C, p.em., Vienna, N. J. 1889
Hall, F. E., bus., 2912 Woodrow Ave.,
Tampa, Fla. 1885
Hall. Fred H., Avoca, Neb. 267
Hall, Frederick L., St., 1006 Hippo-
drome Bldg., Cleveland. O. 27. 69, 1907
Hall. George Anthony. 94 Harvard Ave.,
Brookline, Mass. 1912
Hall, John C, 802 E. Carolina Ave.,
Hawthorne, Cal. 1890
Hall. M. Ernest, 10 Liberty St., Roches-
ter, N. H. 12
Hall. Raymond A., Charlotte. Vt.
Hall. Raymond L.. East Barrington,
N. H.
Hall, Robert, 215 W. Sixth St., Michi-
gan City, Ind.
Hall, Robert D., Glenwood, Minn.
Hall, Russell, Utica, N. Y. 1926
Hall, William M., dir. R. E., 444 N.
Rutan St., Wichita. Kan. 1918
Halladay. William L., Errol, N. H.
Hallenbeck, Clarence B.. Ravena, N. Y.
Halliday, Ernest M., Sec, 287 4th Ave.,
New York City. 13, 26, 1913
Halliday, James F., 96 Van Buren Ave.,
West Hartford, Conn.
Halliday, W. M., Carbondale, 111. (— )
Hallock, Raymond T., 162 Bridge St.,
Corning, N. Y.
Hallowell. George D.. Woodstock, Vt.
Halme, Omar G., Aurora, Minn. 267
Hamalainen, Eino J., 3548 N. Albina
Ave., Portland. Ore.
Hamilton. Charles G.. Lib., LeMoyne
College, 817 Walker Ave., Memphis.
Tenn. 1928
Hamilton, Frank R., Ch., U. .S. JV.,
Naval Training Station, Newport,
R. I. 1925
Hamilton, George V., Stamford, R. D.
2, Conn.
Hamilton, Gilbert M.. Lisbon Falls. Me. 1891
Hamilton. W. C Millburn. N. J.
Hamlin, William R., 21 Fearing St.,
Amherst. Mass. 1905
Hammitt. Mrs. Rachel R., 418 Elizabeth
St.. Milton. Ore. 1918
Hammond, Charles L., Ponca. Neb.
Hammond, Joseph Albert. Richford.
N. Y.
Hammond, Lovell D.. Berkey. Ohio.
Hammond, William E.. Walker, Minn.
Hance, C. J., Middle Point, Ohio. 1882
Hance, Edward R., Naugatuck, Conn.
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Hand. Clifford N., Pf., 1045 Yale Ave.,
Claremont, Cal. 1906
Hand, Morgan, Valley City. N. D. 1891
Handanian. Karnek A.. 51 Church St.,
Ware, Mass.
Handsaker, John J., 2840 S. E. 31st Ave.,
Portland, Ore. 1901
Handsaker, Mrs. J. J., 2840 S. E. 31st
Ave., Portland, Ore. 1919
Handy, Harry C, Chenango Forks,
N. Y.
•tHandy. J. A., 840 E. Olney Road, Nor-
folk, Va.
Hanford, Samuel I., 3025 R. St.. Lin-
coln, Neb. 1887
Hankovsky. George, 625 Hutzen St.,
Braddock, Pa.
Hanna, George T., p.o.d., Kipton, O. 1911
Hanna, John B., 67 Princeton St., Rock-
ville Center, L. I., N. Y.
Hannaford, Wm. H.. 138 W. Montecito
Ave., Sierra Madre, Cal.
Hannant, Norrison E., Hardin, Mont.
tHannar, George W. 1919
Hanning, John A., Utica, Mich.
Hannum, Harold S., Rye, N. H.
Hannum, Henry O., 6 Hundreds
Circle, Wellesley Hills, Mass. 1896
Hanscom, Bertram B., 4353 Colfax Ave.,
So., Minneapolis, Minn. 30
Hanscom, Frank I., 675 Delaware Ave..
Buffalo, N. Y. 1906
Hanscom, Fred L.. Algonquin, 111.
Hansel. J. W., Los Angeles, Cal. 1914
Hansen, Niel E., 1149 N. Broad St..
Galesburg, 111.
Hansen, W. A., Box 57, Beaumont,
Cal. 1908
Hanson, Anton M., 1614 Ridgeway Dr.,
Glendale, Cal.
Hanson, Charles W., 817 Forest Ave.,
Lagrange, Ga.
Hanson. Peter J., bus.. Magnolia,
Minn. 1920
*tHarbart, J. R., R. R.. Oriental. N. C. (— )
Harbridge. Edward H.. Elsie. Mich. 1884
Harbutt. Robert G.. Granger Home-
stead. Canandaigua. N. Y. 1883
Hardcastle. Howard S.. 272 E. 39th St..
Norfolk, Va.
[Hardcastle, William, deceased. 51
Hardee, H. Lyman, p.em., Glennville,
Rt. 3, Box 66, Ga. 1902
Hardin, Edwin D., Massena, N. Y.
Hardin, Rob Roy, 112 Grove St., Man-
kato, Minn.
Harding, Chauncey M., Y. M. C. A., 131
Ocean Ave., Portland, Me. 1925
Harding, Thomas H., Harwarden, la.
Hardy, Edwin N., Sec, 26 Lexington
Ave.. Greenwich, Conn. 1890
Hardy. Louis B.. Frankfort. Mich.
Hardy, Millard F.. p.em., Munsonville.
N. H. 1880
Hardy. Ray M.. 6210 Schaefer Rd.. Dear-
born. Mich. 1911
Hardy. William P.. 220 W. 65th St.. Los
Angeles. Cal.
Hare. Alfred W.. 1096 Kensington Rd..
Los Angeles, Calif.
Harger. Charles H.. Gen'l My., Benzon-
ia. Mich. 24. 68. 1893
Hargrave. Edward C. Clinton Heights,
Rensselaer. N. Y.
Hargraves, Mark L., Box 65, R. 2,
Adamsville, Ala.
Hargreaves, J. R., Sec, 2328 Alden
Ave., St. Paul, Minn. 1893
Hargreaves, Theophilus C, Edgerton,
Wis.
*tHargrove, Daniel A.. East Durham,
N. C.
*tHargrove. James. R. 1, Manson, N. C. 1922
Haring, E. Ernestus. Ch., 1100 Mission
Rd.. Los Angeles, Cal. 1902
Harju, Andrew A.. 822 Coyne St.. Ash-
tabula, O.
Harkness, Joseph, 1485 Otto Ave.. St.
Paul, Minn.
Harkness. R. E. E., Pf., Crozer Sem-
inary. Chester. Pa. 1908
Harlow. S. Ralph, Pf., 307 Prospect
Heights, Northampton, Mass. 1912
Harlow, Samuel A., Canton, Mass.
[Harmon, Theron Alvin, deceased. 51
Harmon, Willard P., Ticonderoga, N. Y. 69
Harned, Harry E., 910 Fifth Ave., S.,
Clinton, la. 67
Harnish, Louis C, Standish. Me.
*tHarper, C. W., Durham. N. C. (— )
tHarper, Charles W. 1907
Harper, Joel W., 1219 9th Ave., Spo-
kane. Wash. 11. 13. 20
Harper, John H.. Atwood. 111.
Harper, Thos. H., Chula Vista. Cal.
Harper. William S.. Beresford. S. D.
Harpole. Ralph O., 12 Green St.. Paw-
tucket. R. I.
Harrell. Delbert E.. Pecatonica, 111.
Harrell. Stanley C, Box 185. Durham.
N. C. 10. 13. 70
Harrer, John A.. 276 Wesminister Rd.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Harrington, Vernon C, Pf., 4 Storrs
Ave., Middlebury, Vt. 1894
Harris. Basil C. Kittery Point. Me.
Harris. Mrs. Bertha J.. Ev., R. D. 3.
Ashtabula, Ohio. 1897
Harris, Charles A., 1400 Lead St., Nor-
folk, Va.
[Harris. Charles Edward, deceased. 51
Harris. Clyde C, River Falls. Wis.
Harris. David. Neath. Pa.
tHarris. Elbert J. 1902
Harris. Emerson W.. Ogallala. Neb.
Harris. Erdman. Pf., 3041 Broadway.
New York City. 1924
Harris. Everett G.. 2110 West Chestnut
St., Louisville, Ky.
Harris, Harry R.. Glen Ullin. N. D.
*tHarris. Joseph. Oxford. N. C. ( — )
Harris. Pierson P.. 3 Orchard Rd..
Chatham. N. J.
Harris. P. Virgil, Holden, Mass.
Harris, Ralph E., So. Chestnut St..
Ravenna. O.
Harris. Ralphe A.. 511 N. 7th Ave..
Maywood. 111.
Harris. Rupert W., R. D. 3, Ashtabula.
O.
Harris. Theodore W., 77 N. Main St..
Homer. N. Y. 1888
Harrison. A. Robert. 184 So. Walker St..
Taunton. Mass.
Harrison. Charles H., St., 502 Odd Fel-
lows Bldg., Portland. Ore. 11. 13, 26. 69. 1904
Harrison. Fosdick B.. Dover. Mass.
Harrison, Fred, 239 Kenilworth Ave.,
Elmhurst, 111.
Harrison, Hiram B., 427 Hot Wells
Blvd., San Antonio, Tex. 1891
Harrison, Joseph V., Stepney, R. D.
14. Conn.
Harrison. William. Andover, O.
Harrod, B. C. 1115 34th St.. Newport
News. Va.
Harrold. Delmar. Middletown. Ind.
Hart. E. Belden. 210 So. Burnet St..
East Orange. N. J. 1910
Hart. F. Gordon, 502 Boyer Ave.. Walla
. Walla. Wash.
Hart, I. Alva, Pf., 533 S. Grant St.,
Sprmgfleld, Mo. 19W
1934] Congregational-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 355
Hart, William W., 10122 Prairie Ave.,
Inglewood, Cal. 1900
Harter, Melvin H., Seal Harbor, Me. 267
Harter, Mrs. Guernsey, 322 S. Columbia
St., Union City, Ind.
Hartley, Bert A., La Fayette, Ohio.
Hartley, Moreley R., p.o.d., Galesburg,
ni. 1915
Hartman, George, 1129 22d St., Quincy,
111. 1891
Hartman, John M., Wakarusa, Ind.
Hartman, Ross B., Mondovi, Wis.
Hartshorn, Harold V., Highland, Cal. 1910
Hartshome, Hugh, P/., 409 Prospect St.,
New Haven, Conn. 40, 1913
Hartung, Lois Joy, McLaughlin, S. D. 267
Hartwell, Harry L., 210 Ohio Ave., Mad-
ison, Wis. 1895
Harvey, L., Liberty, Neb.
Harward, W. D., Dendron, Va. 1895
Harwood, Thomas W., Easton, N. H.
[Haskell, Edward B., deceased.
Haskell, Joseph N., 91 Lincoln St., Mel-
rose, Mass. 190O
Haskin, Robert T., 155 Urban PL, St.
Paul, Minn.
Haskins, Stuart C, 20 Marion St., Wol-
laston, Mass.
Hass, Nathaniel, Pingree, N. D.
Hassell, Richard B., 3003 Rockefeller
Ave., Everett, Wash. 1898
Hastings, Horace, p.o.d., Riverton, 111. 1906
Hastings, William F., Seneca and
Geneva St., Ithaca, N. Y.
Hastings, William W., Loudon, N. H.
Hatch, Charles A., T., Brewster Acad-
emy, Wolfeboro, N. H. 1912
Hatch. David P., 80 Silver St., Dover,
N. H.
Hatch, George B., 2 Sylvandale Rd.,
Jewett City, Conn. 1887
tHatfleld, Clifford C. 1908
Hatt, Thomas B., Hampden, Me.
Hauck. Charles E.. Dir., 4819 & 4833 N.
Francisco Ave., Chicago. 111. 1915
Haun. Charles C Sec, Pleasant Hill,
Term. 1920
Haupt, Hans H., 160 McMicken Ave.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Hausauer, Albert, Plevna, Mont.
Haven, W. LeRoy, So. Main St., Wolfe-
boro, N. H.
Haverinen, John, 826 S. Wabash Ave.,
Chicago, 111. (— )
*tHawk, C, St. Joseph, 111. 1897
Hawkes, Albert S.. Carlsbad, Cal. 1900
Hawkes, George B.. Dudley, Mass.
Hawkes, Thomas A., Two Rivers, Wis.
Hawkes, William E., A.B.C.F.M. 1923
Hawkins, Hiram B., 320 Roosevelt Ave.,
Syracuse, N. Y. 1909
Hawkins, Newman H., Hayes Center,
Neb.
Hawkins, Obadiah W., Box 706, Burling-
ton, N. C.
Hawkins, R. L., Suffolk, Va. (— )
*tHawkins, Thomas, Gary, N. C. (— )
Hawley, Henry K., Ames, la.
Hawley, John A., Amherst, Mass.
Hay, Ellis W., 1915 N. Talbot St., Ind-
ianapolis, Ind.
Hay, W. Lupher, 1803 Fulton Rd., N. W.,
Canton, O.
Hayden, Francis J., Wantagh, N. Y.
Hayes, Frederick A., Penacook, N. H.
Hayes, Frederick D., Cornish, Me.
Hayes, Gretchen Von W., Garland, Me.
Hayes, J. C, Honeoye, N. Y.
Hayes, W. N., p. em., Seagrove, R. 1,
N. C. (-)
Haynes, Charles S., p.em.. Reed's Ferry,
N. H. 1894
[Haynes, Edward C, deceased.
tHaynes, Eugene V., 1558 Marin Ave.,
Berkeley, Cal. 1932
Haynes, George E., Lakeville, N. Y. 20
*Hayward, Charles E., Ashfield, Mass.
Hayward, Frederick D., 23 Central St.,
Methuen, Mass. 1909
Hazard, T. H., Montevideo, Minn.
Hazel, A. A., 1005 E. Washington St.,
Greensboro, N. C.
Hazel, Oscar, Greensboro, N. C.
Hazeltine, Francis B., West Pawlet, Vt. 1931
Hazelton, Roger, Chester, Conn. 267
Hazen, C. Arthur, Chelsea, Vt. 267
Hazen, Carleton, Barbara Rd., Middle-
town, Conn. 1892
Hazen, William, A.B.C.F.M. 1897
Heacock, Roland T., 210 King St.,
Springfield, Mass.
Head, Mrs. Charlotte A., Churchville,
N. Y.
Head, Donald W., Churchville. N. Y.
Head, William W., Condon, Ore. 1907
Headley, Orman T., Wolfeboro, N. H.
[Heafleld, Harold, deceased. 51
Heald, Josiah H., R. 1, Box 176 G.,
Plancentia, Cal. 1884
Heald, Mrs. Katharine P., R. 1, Box 176
G., Plancentia, Cal. 1896
Heaps, Allison R., Ann Arbor, Mich.
Heath- Mrs. Jessie G., Soquel, Cal.
Hebermn. Frederic W., Briggsville,
Wis. 1898
Heddon, Richard G., Phelps, Wis.
Hedges, James M., 201 Acacia Ave.,
Monrovia, Cal. (Erroneously reported
deceased, 1933 Year Book list.) 1918
Hedley, John, Lihue, Kauai, T. H.
Heermance, Edgar L., Author, 241
Lawrence St., New Haven, Conn. 1902
Heflner, Joseph S., Pf., 15209 Detroit
Ave., Lakewood, O. 1912
Heghin, Samuel S., Marmarth, N. D.
Heikes, Nelson M., Albion, Me. 1894
Hein, George. 1107 E. Howell St., Seat-
tle, Wash.
Heininger, Alfred D., R. 1, Box 192H,
El Paso, Tex.
Heino, John F., St. George Rd., Thomas-
ton, Me.
Held, Frederick, 1032 28th St., Colum-
bus, Ga.
Helfenstein, David M., 314 St. George
St., Lewisburg. Pa.
Helfenstein, Roy C, Highland Park,
Dover, Del. 12, 14, 68
Helfenstein, Samuel Q., Ed.em., 1230
Phillips Ave.. Dayton, Ohio. 1874
Hellens, Clarence E., 1846 Robeson St.,
Fall River, Mass.
Heller, Park H., 26 So. Gardner St., Glen
Olden, Pa. 267
Hellstrom, Carl I.. Apt. B4, 414 W. 120th
St., New York City.
Helman, H. H., New Carlisle, O., 1930
[Helming, Oscar C, deceased.
Helms, Robert A., Garland, Neb.
Helsley, Charles W., 106 Pleasant St.,
Auburn, Me. 11, 18
Hemenway, Frank W., Shelburne Falls,
R. D., Mass.
Hempstead, Carl W., Stuart, la.
Hendershot, W. H., Needmore, Pa.
Henderson, Arthur S., 215 Pine St.,
Leavenworth, Kan. 1887
Henderson, Harry O., 4541 E. Broadway,
Long Beach. Cal. 1897
Henderson, Ira W., 194 Smith St., Free-
port, N. Y. 1904
Henderson, James A., Townsville, N. C. 14
Henderson, John R., Henniker, N. H.
356 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1934
Henderson, Norman B., 1256 Divisadero
St., Fresno, Cal.
Hendrickson, Roy L., Whitewater,
Kans.
[Hendry, Thomas, deceased.
Henkelmann, Gustav L., 634 A St.,
Lincoln, Neb. 1899
Henley, Kenneth R., 19 Chase St., Dan-
vers, Mass.
Henrikson, John M., East Berlin, Conn. 1896
Henry, Charles E., Garnett, Kan.
Henry, Frank Edmons, Sec, 287 4th
Ave., New York City. 26, 1900
Henry, James S., 217 Green St.. Ed-
wardsville. Pa.
Henry, John Taylor, Three Oaks, Mich.
Henry, Walter S., Clay Center, Neb.
Hensel, William A., bus., Soquel, Cal. 1896
Henshaw, Don G., bus., 276.5 N. W. 17th
Terrace, Miami, Fla. 1912
Henshaw, Thomas D., bus., 38 W. Cot-
tage St., Chagrin Falls, O. 1895
Herbert, Lemuel G., McComb, O. 1890
Herbert, Sherman H., Belle Fourche,
S. D.
Herberts. H. L., 1785 E. 85th St., Los
Angeles. Cal.
Herholz, Richard E., 315 Vine St., Bea-
ver Falls, Pa.
Herman, Frederick W., p.o.d.. East
Avon, N. Y. 1896
Herman, James J., Mission, S. D.
Hernandez, Sebastian L., Albuquerque,
Box 675, R. D. 1, N. M.
Herod, James A., 600 Victor St., Abbe-
ville, La.
Herr, Horace D., 964 De Soto Ave.,
Fort Myers, Fla. 1881
Herrick. David S., 26 Denison St., Hart-
ford, Conn. 1894
Herrick, Henry M., Pf., 309 Whitman St.,
Rockford, III. 1887
Herrick, Lida N., 521 Huntoon Ave.,
Topeka. Kan. 1908
Herring. Hubert C, Sec, 287 4th Ave.,
New York City. 20, 29, 1913
Herriott, D. Paul, Sayville, N. Y.
Hersey, Charles F., Harvard, Mass. 1893
Hershey, David C, Manheim, Pa. 1913
Hertz, Rudolf, pn., Santee, Neb. 1919
Hess, Burton L., Portsmouth, N. H. 1902
Hess, James M., A.B.C.F.M. 1912
Hess, Mrs. Jessie B., p.o.d., 919 Indiana
St., Lawrence, Kans. 1929
Hess, William M., 15 Highbrook Ave.,
Pelham. N. Y. 1901
Hester, Harold H., bus., Red Cloud,
Neb. 1923
Hester, John E.. Burr Oak, Kan.
Hewitt, George R., 73 Crawford St.,
Roxbury. Mass. 1886
Hewitt, James R., 375 Douglas St., Pasa-
dena, Cal. 1911
Hewson. Earl, bus., 7375 Delmar Blvd.,
St. Louis, Mo. 1898
Heyhoe, Albert George, Dean, Crete.
Neb. 1900
Heyl, Walter C, 6945 Medill Ave., Chi-
cago, 111.
Heyworth, John R., p.o.d., 4507 Beacon
St., Chicago, 111. 1912
Hickcox, Edward S., Southbury, Conn.
Hickland, David, Blue Hill, Me.
Hickman, Wm. C. B., 244 E. Main St.,
Plymouth, Pa.
Hieb, Louis, 1906 Emmet St., Omaha,
Neb.
Hieb, Stephen P., A.B.C.F.M. 1925
Higginbotham, James K., Box 1604,
Willowbrook, Cal.
Higginbotham, T. Matison, Newell, la.
•tHiggs, N. E., 604 Branch St., Durham,
N. C. (-)
Hight, Alonzo F.. Cobden, 111. (— )
Hildebrand, Edward, Hallam, Neb.
Hildreth, E. Story, Cabot, Vt.
Hilkerbaumer, Richard, 6804 No. 24th
St., Omaha, Neb. 1887
Hill, Albert L., Alton Bay, N. H.
*tHill, C. H., R. 5, Box 40, New Bern,
N. C. (-)
Hill, Charles F., 12 W. 2d St., Danville,
111.
[Hill, Charles William, deceased. 51
*tHill, E. D., 303 Pugh St., Raleigh. N. C. (— )
Hill, George W. C, Hon.Min., Sunset
Farm, West Hartford, Conn. 1895
Hill, Harry Robert, 19 Pinkham St.,
East Lynn, Mass. 1896
*tHill, Josephus D., 913 E. Davis St.,
Raleigh, N. C.
Hill, Randolph H., Millbury, R. D., Mass.
Hill, Virgil B., Guthrie Center, la. 1894
Hill, William E., 105 S. Madison Ave.,
La Grange, 111. 1914
Hill, William H., 411 W. Main St., Dun-
dee, 111.
Hill, William J., 234 Washington St.,
West Pittston, Pa.
Hiller, George W., Carbondale, R. 4, 111. (-)
Hilliard, Henry C, Fuquay Springs,
N. C.
Hilliard, Samuel M., Highmore, S. D. 1891
Hilliker, Clifford W., Sherburne. N. Y.
Hindley, John George, 1035 Lake Ave.,
Wilmette, 111.
Hinds. John M., Long Pine, Neb.
Hines. Herbert H., Woodstock, Vt.
Hinkelman. Roswell F., Framingham
Center, Mass.
Hinkle. Thomas C, Carbondale, Kans.
Hinman, George W., Beaver Dams,
N. Y. 1898
Hinman, Herbert J., 190 72d St., Brook-
lyn, N. Y.
Hinton, George W., 3450 111th St.,
Corona, N. Y.
Hirning. Jacob E., 530 S. 4th St. W., Mis-
soula, Mont.
Hirning. Jacob L., Pf., 5755 Drexel
Ave., Chicago, HI. 11, 20, 67
Hitchcock. A. N., 409 Home Ave., Oak
Park, 111. 1877
Hitchcock, Henry S., Chicopee Falls,
Mass.
Hitchcock, L. Potter. 725 Mayflower
Rd., Claremont, Cal. 1892
Hitchcock, Philo, 535 Hammond Ave.,
Aurora, 111. 1874
Hitchcock. Samuel, 1555 W. Vernon
Ave., Los Angeles, Cal.
Hitchcock, Wallace C, Dean, 1208 2d
Ave., W., Ashland, Wis. 1901
Hitt. Walter H.. Cannelton, W. Va.
Hivale. Bhaskar P., P/., Wilson College,
Bombay, India. 1920
[Hjetland, John Hans, deceased. 51
Hoag, Albert B., Bothell, Wash. 1917
Hoag, William Dixon, Old Lyme, Conn. 32
Hoagland, B. F., Raymond, Ohio. 1887
Hoats, Elmer E., Payson, 111.
Hobson, Claude C, Blairsburg, la.
Hobson, Franklin D., bus., 405 East 8th
St.. Topeka, Kans. 1896
[Hodel, Abraham, deceased.
Hodgen, Robert J., Hubbardston. Mass.
Hodgdon, Thomas M., p. em., 150 So.
Main St., West Hartford, Conn. 1891
Hodges, Caleb H., 147 Sylvan Ave.,
Leonid, N. J. 1907
tHodges, Charles A.
1934] Congregational-Christiav Ministers in Full Standing 357
Hodgson, William R., 940 22d St.,
Moline, 111.
Hodous, Lewis, Pf., 92 Sherman St.,
Hartford, Conn. 38, 1901
Hoelzer, John, Culbertson, Neb.
[Hoerner. J. Robert, deceased. 52
Hoersch, Henry, Fredonia, N. D.
Hoersch, John, Bazine, Kan.
Hoffman, E. E., R. 4, Newton, N. J.
Hoffman, Robert, Almond, Portage Co.,
Wis. 1913
Hoffman, Thomas, Lancaster, Wis.
Hogan, Daniel, 815 W. Mulberry St.,
Kokomo, Ind.
Hogan, Harding R., 1511 College Ave.,
Racine, Wis.
Hogen, B. M., btis.. Walker Bank Bldg.,
Salt Lake City, Utah. 1899
Hoggatt, William S., Westboro, R. F. D.
1, Ohio. 1918
*tHohnstein, John P., 2100 W. 44th St.,
Cleveland, O. 1917
Hokkanen, William, 11 MacDonald St.,
Quincy, Mass.
Holbrook, Chalmers, Milbrook, N. Y. 1913
Hold, Clayton, Cherry Creek, S. D.
Holden, Edwin R., Plymouth Ch., Utica,
N. Y.
Holden, John L., bus., 36 Butler Ave.,
Ticonderoga, N. Y. 1910
Holden, Samuel E., Lake Villa, 111.
Holder, J. A. Theodore, ev., 87 Oak-
wood Ave., Orange, N. J. 1921
Holding, R. S., Box 1508, Bakersfield,
Cal. 1899
Holfman, Paul D., Jennings Lodge, Ore.
Holgate, A. Rawson. Hadlyme, Conn.
Holland, Florence Scarber, Ev., Mt.
Vernon, 111. 1917
Holland, Hugh P., Jr., Danby, Vt.
Holland, John J., R. 2, Holland, Va. 1926
Holland, William S., Brunswick, R. D.
1. O. 1878
[Holland, Winfield Scott, deceased. 52
Hollar, William J., 2177 5th Ave., New
York, N. Y.
HoUenbeck, Henry S., A.B.C.F.M. 1915
Hollenshead, David. Inglesmith, Pa.
Hollister, Frederic M., Wilton. Conn.
HoUoway, A. J., 817 Vaughn St., Hen-
derson, N. C.
HoUoway, Fred M., Middletown, N. Y.
*tHolloway, William, Ridgeway, N. C. (— )
Holman, Andrew J., bus., Box 242, E.
Tallassee, Ala. 1900
Holman, D. Alexander, Hersey. Mich.
Holman, E. H. H., 1624 Hague Ave.,
St. Paul, Minn. 1894
Holman, Rex O., Owosso, Mich.
Holman, William H., Southport, Conn. 1878
Holmes, Clement E.. Hadley, Mass.
Holmes, Jerome C, My., Waialua,
Oahu, T. H. 1912
Holmes, John Andrew, 904 Reba PI.,
Evanston, 111. 1901
Holmes, Mons C, 94 Codman St., Port-
land, Me. 1917
Holmes, Norman A., 2318 Bienville Ave.,
New Orleans, La. 43, 68
Holmes, Otis H., biis., 128 College Way,
Forest Grove, Ore. (— )
Holmes, Wm. T., 4080 E. 76th St.,
Cleveland, O. 1903
Holmes, William T., 417 W. 120th St.,
New York City. 1897
Holp, Lincoln A., 710 E. Harrison St.,
Belvidere, 111. 1891
Holsclaw, Robert F., Delphi, R. 2, Ind. 1908
Holt, Arthur E., Pf., 5757 University
Ave., Chicago, 111. 11, 18, 29, 37, 1904
Holt, Dean E., Erving, Mass.
*tHolt, F. B., Raleigh, N. C. (— )
Holt, Horace I., Warren, Me.
Holton, C. Leonard, Raynham, Mass.
Holton, Charles S., Newburyport, Mass.
[Holton, Edward Payson, deceased. 52
Holton, H. Stanley, 3 Parker St., New-
buryport, Mass. 1929
Holton, Horace F., 22 Avon St., Brock-
ton, Mass. 11, 12, 18
Holway, Thomas T., A.B.C.F.M. 1896
Homme, Tobias A. S., bxis., 16,605 Se-
dalia Ave., Cleveland, O. 1920
Hood, Everett D., 215 Miller Ave., West
Terre Haute, Ind.
Hood, George A., 1581 Foster Ave.,
Memphis, Term. 1869
*tHood, James A., Carterville, 111. (— )
Hook, Archie H., 414 S. Plum St., Troy,
O. 13
Hook, A. W. Higginsport, Ohio. 1888
Hook, Walter C., 912 Massachusetts
Ave., N. E., Washington, D. C.
Hooker, James H., Greensboro, N. C.
♦tHooper, J. H., R. 2, Graham, N. C. (— )
Hoover, Henry C, 3721 Gunderson
Ave., Berwyn, 111.
Hoover. Simon R., 1458 Woodward Ave.,
Cleveland, O.
Hope, Arthur H., Belchertown, Mass.
Hopkins. William H., 2.50 Washington
St., Hawthorne, Cal.
Hopp, John H., 3517 N. E. 9th Ave.,
Portland, Ore.
Hopper, Arthur E., Phoenix, N. Y.
Hopper, Stanley B., 1200 Wisconsin Ave.,
Boscobel, Wis. 1931
Hopwood, John L., T., Mid Pacific In-
stitute, Honolulu, T. H. 1903
Horn, Carl, p.em., Osgood, R. R. 1, Ind. 1891
Home, Gideon, Meansville, R. D.. Ga. 1892
Horning, Lawrence, Grand Ledge,
Mich.
Hornung, J. Henry, 145 N. Clifton
Ave., Wichita, Kan.
Horst, George C, St. Joseph, Mich.
Horton, Douglas. 1448 E. 53d St.,
Chicago, 111. 11, 18, 37
Horton, Matthew H., Ellington, N. Y.
Horton. Walter M.. Oberlin. O. 13, 39, 1919
tHosford, L. R., Chicago, 111. 1927
Hoskins, Fred, 42 Merchant St., Bridge-
port, Conn.
Hotchkiss, Albert B., St. Johnsville,
N. Y.
Houck, John W., 1749 Grand Concourse,
New York City.
Houghton, Albert V., Buffalo, S. D.
Houghton, Ola R., Wallingford, Vt.
Houghton, Roy M.. 21 Highland St.,
New Haven, Conn.
Houghton, William K., North Edge-
comb, Me.
Houlding, Ernest W., 20 W. "J" St.,
Benicia, Cal.
Houn, Julius, 2015 N. 4th St., Gering,
Neb.
House, Albert V., Somerset, Mass.
House, Robert Lee, 2308 Roanoke Ave.,
Newport News, Va.
House, Thomas C, R. 6, Pollock Ave.,
Evansville, Ind.
Houseman, Alva B., Fletcher, R. D. 1,
Ohio. 1921
Houser, Charles M., 456 Englewood
Court, Ft. Wayne, Ind.
Houston. Ira J., 1104 Wilson Ave., Web-
stor Citv Ici.
Houston, Thomas W. 1891
Howard, Brittan J., Chapel Hill, N. C.
Howard, Charles E., bus., Tabor, la. 1897
Howard, Charles E., Veedersburg. Ind.
358 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1934
Howard, E. Lee, 1144 W. Edgeware Rd.,
Los Angeles, Cal. 1890
Howard, Edwin R., 815 West Street,
Peru, 111.
*tHoward, J. R., Oriental, N. C.
Howard, Lawrence R., West Medway,
Mass. 12
Howe, William Thompson, No. Con-
way, N. H.
Howell, Lester B., Muncie, R. 2, Ind.
Howell, S. A., 1701 Marshall Ave., New-
port News, Va.
Howie, David, Penney Farms, Fla. 1889
Howie, John Lloyd, 2350 N. Sayre
Ave., Chicago, 111. 1899
Howland, John, 238 W. 7th St., Clare-
mont, Cal. 1882
Howlett, Walter M., 71 W. 23d St., New
York City. 1914
Howsare, Mrs. Athella M., 1535 N.
Euclid Ave., Dayton, Ohio.
Howsare, McDaniel, 1535 N. Euclid
Ave., Dayton, Ohio. 12, 14
Howson, J. Howard, Pi., Vassar College,
Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 1932
Hoy, Jeffrey D., 315 S. State St., Gen-
eseo. 111.
Hoyle, Wayne E., Mechanic Falls, Me. 267
Hoyt, Benjamin B., La Moille, la.
Hoyt, Frederic V., Spokane, R. D. 2,
Wash. 1883
Hoyt, Hiram L., 119 So. Kenmore St..
Los Angeles, Cal. 1880
Hoyt, John L., 1364 Mentor Ave.,
Mentor, O.
[Hubbard, George H., deceased.
tHubbard, Horace L. 1879
Hubbard, Hugh W., A.B.C.F.M. 1913
Hubbell, Fred M., 1349 Kenyon St.,
N. W., Washington, D. C. 1896
Huckel, Oliver, Greenwich, Conn.
Huddy, George M., Kilauea, T. H.
Hudson, Charles H., Box 264, Eureka,
Cal.
Hudson, Dorr A.. 10 Forrest Ave.,
Greenfield, Mass.
Hudson, James C, 211 Main St., Kings-
ton, Mass.
Hudson, James D., 2322 N. 51st St.,
Seattle, Wash.
Hudson, Louis G.. Berlin, Mass.
Huelster, Edward W., 509 N. Jackson
St., Charles City, la.
Hueston, Robert. So. Willington, Conn.
Huff, Clarence E., bus., 622 S. 9th St.,
Salina, Kans. (— )
Huff, Marvin E., bus., Norton, Kans. 1927
Huff, O. C, Exira. la.
Huffer, Ralph S., Spencer, Mass.
Hufstader, Robert C., Reinbeck, la.
Huggins, John M., Wallace, Ida.
Hughes, Enoch, 670 Main St., Edwards-
ville. Pa.
Hughes, George E., bus., Comstock
Park, R. D., Mich. 1908
Hughes, Henry, Wilmington, Vt. 1906
Hughes, Henry R., 225 Chapel PI.,
Youngstown, O.
Hughes, Hugh P., Stoughton, Mass.
Hughes, J. H., Pisgah, Ala.
Hughes, John A., Sandstone, Minn.
Hughes, Miss Mary E., Leesburg, R. D.
3, Va. 1894
Hughes, Robert W., 115 Dickinson St.,
Utica, N. Y.
Hughey, Thos. J., bus., East Tallassee,
Ala. 1906
Huizinga, Arnold V. P., Thompson,
Conn. 1904
Hulbert, Henry W., p. em., Framing-
ham, R. D. 2, Mass. 1889
Hulbert, Homer B., Lee, 44 Fairfield
St., Springfield, Mass. 1910
Huleen, John J., 19 Valley Road, Mont-
clair, N. J.
Hull, George H., bits., P. O. Box 323,
Portland, Ore. 1898
Hull, Irving T., 1221 Clay St., Spring-
field, Mo. 1870
Hull, William M., 3908 11th Ave., Min-
neapolis, Minn.
Hume, Robert E., Pf., 606 W. 122d St.,
New York City. 1905
Hume, Theodore C, 170 E. Pearson St.,
Chicago, 111.
Humfreys, John, St., 211 N. Washing-
ton St., Angola, Ind.
Humiston, Wallace D., Northfield,
Conn.
Humphrey, Edward H., Saranac, Mich.
Humphrey, Seldon B., Pf., 1972 Yale
Sta., New Haven, Conn. 12, 1928
tHumphrey, Verno C, Corning, la. (— )
Humphreys, Arthur, Stanley, N. Y. 1896
Humphris, Wallace P. A., Broken Bow,
Neb. 1913
Hunt, Eugene F., 4875 Victoria Ave,
Riverside, Cal. 1884
Hunt, Everett R., Colville, Wash.
Hunt, F. Cecil, Concord, R. D. 2, N. H.
Hunt, George D., 4 Collins St., Lanett,
Ala.
Hunt, G. Staley, Binger, Okla.
Hunt, Henry W., 20 No. Park St.,
Oberlin, O.
*tHunt, H. H., Norlina, N. C.
Hunt, John E., Mexico, Me.
Hunt, Theodore C, 21821 Valerio St.,
Canoga Park, Cal.
Hunt, Virgil, b?ts., Jackson, Mich.
Hunter, Allan A., 4609 Prospect Ave.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
*tHunter, A. S.. Durham, N. C.
*tHunter, David H.
Hunter, James A., A.B.C.F.M.
Hunter, Paul R., 939 Rock Spring Rd.,
Clarendon, Va.
Hunter, William J., Roscommon, Mich.
Hunting, Harold B., 55 Stanley St.,
New Haven, Conn.
Huntington, Charles W.. lee, 306 Lex-
ington St., Waltham, Mass. 1881
Huntington, George H., Pf., Robert
College, Istanbul, Turkey. 1907
Hurd, Edwin T., p. em., 96 Pleasant St.,
Concord, N. H. 1888
Hurd. Mary A., R. D., Sangerville, Me.
Hurlburt, Donald P., 580 Hammond St.,
Bangor, Me.
Hurlburt, Roderic W., Enosburg Falls,
Vt.
Hurst, Alfred W., 322 Pine Ridge Rd..
Chattanooga, Tenn. 13
Hurst, A. P., p.em., 954 S. Main St.,
Maryville, Mo. 1881
Hurst, Clifton N., 815 N. Stone Ave.,
La Grange, 111. 1906
Husband, Charles H., 536 E. Park St.,
Olathe, Kan.
Hussian, Arshag B., 35 Basswood St.,
Lawrence, Mass.
Husung, William H., 56 Buckingham
St., Mansfield, O.
Hutchins, James Henry, 2111 E. Moun-
tain St., Pasadena, Cal.
Hutchins, Melvin S., Eastport, Me.
Hutchinson, Carl, sec, Albion, Ind. 1923
Hutchinson, G. R., bxis., Ray, R. 1, Ohio. (— )
Hutchinson, James J., Bradford, Vt.
Hutchinson, John F., Carsonville, Mich. 1893
Hutchinson, Mrs. Pauline Chalker,
North Coventry, Conn. 1930
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926
13
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919
1934] Congregational-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 359
Hutchinson, Robert A., 509 Court St.,
The Dalles, Ore.
tHutton, Thomas G., Marshfield Hills,
Mass. 1929
Huyler, Peter Edwin, T., Box 150,
Honolulu, T. H. 1901
Hyatt, Albert R., Pierce, Neb.
Hyde, Alban B., Upper Main St.,
Lewiston, Me.
Hyde, F. Ervin, Brown Summit, N. C.
Hyde, Frank B., East Woodstock, Conn. 1896
Hyde, Frederick S., T., 196 Central St.,
Springfield, Mass. 1894
Hyde, John H., E. Patterson St., Lans-
ford, Pa.
Hyde, Stanley B., Southwest Harbor,
Me.
Hylton, George W., 16 Ashland St.,
Medford, Mass.
Hyslop, Frederick W., 360 1st Ave., S.
Wisconsin Rapids, Wis.
Hyslop, James H., p. em., 405 Harwood
Ave., Lebanon, Mo. 1885
laea, Isaac D., Pukoo, Molokai, T. H.
Ide, Herbert C, 700 Alvarado St., Red-
lands, Cal.
Ingalls, Harold B., chaplain, East North-
field, Mass. 267, 1934
Inghram, Mark G., Olivet, Mich.
Ingle, George A., Cresco, la.
Inglis, Ervine P., 1115 8th St., Greeley,
Colo.
Inglis, Robert W., 1008 East St., Grinnell,
la.
Innis, C. Harvey, Merrill, Mich.
Iron Moccasin, Truby, La Plant, S. D.
Irons, John, Middlebury, R. D. 2, Vt.
Irons, Ronald S., Upton, Me.
Irvine, Alexander F., 1605 N. Stanley
Ave., Hollywood, Cal. 1895
Irving, George, Ed., 347 Madison Ave.,
New York City. 1908
Irwin, Edwin F., Lusk, Wyo.
Irwin, Frank M., bus., North Fairfield,
O. 1914
Isaac, Gwylyn, 433 Willow St., Terre
Haute, Ind.
Isaacs, L. Myrven, Gaylord, Mich.
[Isaacs, William J., deceased. 52
Isely, Merrill N., A.B.C.F.M. 1920
Ishimura, Henry, Paia, Maui, T. H.
Ishino, Mikio, 576 Sycamore St., Oak-
land, Cal.
1*
R. D. 1,
Iverson, Emil L., Oakdale,
Box 53C, Cal. 1903
[Ives, Henry Samuel, deceased. 52
Ives, Mrs. Hilda L., 7 Carroll St., Port-
land, Me.
Jackson, Carmault B., 303 No. 7th St.,
Vineland, N. J.
Jackson, Frank D., Milton, Wis. 1895
Jackson, H. Norman, Wyandotte, Mich.
Jackson, Henry E., St., 230 Park Ave.,
New York City. 1896
Jackson, Paul P., Sibley, la.
Jackson, W. E., Pomona, 111.
Jackson. W. Parkyn, So. Newfane, Vt. 1895
Jackson, William H., Penney Farms,
Fla. 1884
Jacobs, Alvin O., Olney, 111.
Jacobs, Frederick H., 47 Burton St.,
Hartford, Conn.
Jacobs, Herbert H., 861 1st Ave., Mil-
waukee, Wis. 1898
Jacobs, Peter, Shenandoah, la.
Jacobs, William A., Walworth, Wis.
Jacobs, William J., Wayne, Mich.
Jacobus, Melancthon W., Dean Em., 39
Woodland St., Hartford, Conn. 38, 1884
Jaeger, Julius P., college pastor, 815 N.
Washington St., Tacoma, Wash. 1920
James, Bartlett B., P/., 3617 Idaho
Ave., N. W., Washington, D. C. 43, 1895
[James, Horace Payne, deceased. 52
James, Owen, 7060 West Moreland Dr.,
St. Louis, Mo. 1894
James, Samuel T., p.o.d.. Little Cedar,
la. 1916
James, Walter N., Univ. pastor, 1928 In-
dianola Ave., Columbus, O. 1917
Jamison, Henry W., Newell, S. D.
Janes, A. Norman, 309 E. 201st St.,
New York City.
Janes, George Milton, P/., 117 No. Main
St., Oberlin, O. 1902
Janes, Harold T., 106 Colfax St., N. E..
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Jansen, Jacob E., Wadena, Minn.
Jansen, Peter J., Sauk Center, Mirm.
Jaqua, E. J., Pr., Claremont, Cal. 42, 1912
Jaquith, Charles A., Pf., Talladega,
Ala. 1899
Jasper, F. M., bits., R. 2, La Grande,
Ore. 1909
Jay, H. Russell, 227 E. 9th St.. Lock-
port, 111.
Jay, William M., Holland, Va.
Jefferson, Charles E., Hon.min., 121 W.
85th St., New York City. 1887
*tJeffreys, William H., Manly St.,
Raleigh, N. C.
Jenkins, David T., Oakwood Ave..
Robbinsdale, Minn. 1884
Jenkins, E. Ambrose, 40 Cushman Ave.,
Revere, Mass.
[Jenkins, Frank Edwin, deceased. 52
Jenkins, George D.. Lander, Wyo.
*tJenkins, J. Edward, 144 3d St., New-
burgh. N. Y. 1918
Jenkins, James, 45 N. Thomas St., King-
ston, Pa. 1892
Jenkins, James A., Pr., 1106 S. Clinton
St., Oak Park, 111. 1893
Jenkins, John C, biis., 2909 N. Gale St.,
Indianapolis, Ind. 1923
Jenkins, Joseph, Steger, 111.
Jenkinson, Egbert W. A., 19 Central
St., Methuen, Mass.
Jennings, William L., 73 Harrison Ave.,
Gardiner, Me. 1902
Jerge, Walter B.. 131 Summer St.,
Somerville, Mass.
Jernazian, Ephraim K., 2 10th St.,
Troy, N. Y.
Jernberg, R. A., Pf., 1526 W. 45th St.,
Los Angeles, Cal. 1881
Jervis, Arthur E., 1410 Warford St.,
Perry, la.
Jesse, Charles C. 444 West 47th St., Los
Angeles. Cal. 1896
Jesson. Percy C, Richmond. Mich.
Jessup, Henry, A.B.C.F.M. 1921
Jevne, C. Arthur. Mundelein. 111.
Job, Philip A., So. Williamstown, Mass.
Jockinsen, John P., Young Alumni Club,
100 Haven Ave.. New York. 1914
Johansen. August. 78 Bowen Ave., Battle
Creek, Mich. 1932
Johanson, E. Jerome, 18 Veterans Sq.,
Laconia, N. H.
Johanson, Mrs. Laura L., 18 Veterans
Sq., Laconia, N. H. 1925
John, John, 653 E. 81st St., p.o.d., Chi-
cago, m. 1899
Johns, John R., 3113 Fremont Ave., No.,
Minneapolis, Minn.
tJohns, Paul. 1918
Johns, Ralph L., 1492 Morada PL, Alta-
dena, Cal. 1918
Johnsen, Olaf M., Concord, Mass.
Johnson, Arden S., Dexter, Mich.
Johnson, Arve K., Westville, 111.
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Johnson, Charles G., So. Coventry,
Conn.
Johnson, Edwin C, 224 3d St., Leaven-
worth, Kan.
Johnson, Elmer H., Alstead, N. H.
Johnson, Frank Thorley, 42 West 4th
Ave., Denver, Colo.
Johnson, George H., 927 Brunswick
Rd., Cleveland Heights, O. 1877
Johnson, George H., New Milford,
Conn.
•tJohnson, H. M.. Holly Springs, N. C. (— )
Johnson, Harmon O., bus., 359 Pipe-
stone St., Benton Harbor. Mich. 1913
Johnson, Harold E., Box 756, Santa Rita,
N. M.
Johnson, Harry W., Seneca Falls, N. Y.
Johnson, Harry W., Pastor at Large,
2813 Pioneer Ave., Cheyenne, Wyo.
67, 71, 1915
Johnson, Henry B., Oxford, Mich.
Johnson, Herman C, 21 Atlantic Ave.,
Beverly, Mass.
Johnson, Isaac W., 148 So. Saratoga St.,
Suffolk, Va. 70
Johnson, James L., Tonganoxie, Kan. 1897
Johnson, J. Lee, Fuquay Springs, N. C.
[Johnson, John A., deceased. 53
Johnson, John S., Windham, O.
Johnson, Joseph Q., 603 S. Wilmington
St., Raleigh. N. C.
Johnson, Marcus W., 232 Nottingham
Ave., Glenview, 111.
Johnson, Obed S., Ff., 1000 West Market
St., Crawfordsville, Ind. 1909
tJohnson, Oscar G. 1905
Johnson, P. Adelstein, St., Grinnell, la.
24, 27, 67, 1898
Johnson, Ray M., Huron, S. D.
Johnson, S. Lawrence, 1 Harbor St.,
Salem, Mass.
Johnson, Samuel, Northfield, Minn.
Johnson, Samuel M., bus., Swannanoa,
R. D. 1, N. C. 1902
Johnson, Sidney O. B.. 220 Emslie St.,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Johnson, William B., 24 Lexington St.,
New Britain, Conn. 1902
Johnson, William H., Detroit Lakes,
Minn.
*tJohnson, William L., ch., 721 Charles
Ave., Lexington, Ky. 1894
Johnston, Charles H., R. 1, Box 296,
Oswego, Ore. 1915
Johnston, Louis H., Kensington, Conn.
Johnston, Wilmer P., 400 Lake St., Oak
Park. 111.
Johnston, Wm. G., 1518 N. Detroit St.,
Hollywood, Cal. 1892
Jones, Alan T., 702 Hicks St., Waycross,
Ga.
"t Jones, Alexander, Waverly, Va. (— )
Jones, Augustine, 32 Pleasant St.,
Springfield, Vt. 32
Jones, Burton H., bus., R. F. D. 2.
Newberg, Ore. 1897
Jones, Charles Stanley. 16 So. Winooski
Ave., Burlington, Vt. 10
Jones, Charles W., 2746 Columbus Ave.,
Detroit, Mich. 1894
Jones, David, Jackman, Me.
Jones, David E., bus., 411 N. 10th St..
Kansas City, Kan. 1913
Jones, David J., St., American Bible
So., 123 S. Lincoln Ave.. Scranton.
Pa. 1883
Jones. Edward A., Seymour. Conn.
Jones. Eli. Parmelee. S. D.
Jones. Elwood W.. 414 N. High St.,
Franklin. Va.
Jones. Florence (Mrs. T. H.). Williman-
tic. Conn. 1922
Jones. Francis M., Arborway Ct., For-
est Hills, Mass.
Jones, Frederick, London, England. 1929
Jones, Frederick Vernon, bus., NUes,
Cal. 1892
Jones, Harold G., 1467 Chapel St., New
Haven, Conn.
Jones, Harry H., Stuart. Fla. 1904
Jones, Howard M., 320 Lathrop St.,
Madison, Wis. 1898
Jones, H. Orville, 1506 College Ave.,
Palo Alto, Cal. 1900
Jones, Henry Rees, 534 Marlboro St.,
Keene, N. H. 1904
Jones, Hugh. 19 Johnson Park. Friends-
ville. Pa.
Jones. J. B., 726 19th St., Newport
News, Va.
Jones, J. Herbert, England. 1915
Jones, J. Vincent, Olympia, Santa Cruz
Co., Cal. 1903
Jones. James L., Ev., Quaker City. O. 1896
Jones, James Twyson, p. em., Augusta,
Mich. 1885
Jones, Jay Jasper, Paso Robles, Cal.
Jones, John B., Diamond, R. D. 1. Ohio. 1894
[Jones, John Edward, deceased. 53
Jones, John H., 115 E. 14th St., Hutchin-
son, Kan.
Jones, John Lewis, 157 W. Exeter St.,
Gladstone, Ore. 1895
Jones, Judson R., Lubec, Me.
*tJones, M. A., Raleigh. N. C. (— )
Jones, Miss Marian H., 116 Hope St.,
Providence, R. I. 13
Jones. Miles H., 233 S. Clairmont Ave.,
Springfield. O. 1918
Jones, Morgan P., p.em., Blencoe, la. 1883
Jones, Morris G., Clarks. Neb.
Jones. Nathaniel A., ch., U. S. A., Fort
Monroe. Virginia. 1927
Jones, Orville C, Plymouth Church,
Youngstown, O.
Jones. Owen, 210 W. Market St..
Scranton. Pa.
Jones, Paul W., 127 E. 8th St., National
City, Cal.
Jones. Ralph M.. Atascadero. Cal.
Jones. Robert E.. Bartlett, N. H.
Jones, Robert W., Parker, R. 1, Ind.
Jones, Rowland S., Velva, N. D.
*tJones, T. H., Ridgeway, N. C.
[Jones, Thomas Hawthorne, deceased. 53
Jones, T. Llewellyn. Dolgellen, Wales. 1917
Jones, Thomas J., 30 Fairview Ave..
York City.
Jones, Trevor C, Y.M.C.A., 104 Mack-
inaw St.. Durand. Mich. 1893
Jones. Warren G., St., Anti-Saloon
League, 120 West Wilson St., Madi-
son, Wis. 1896
Jones, William, dean, Tillotson College,
Austin. Tex. 1922
Jones. William E.. Waterford. O. 1913
Jones. William I., 8823 Empire Ave.,
Cleveland, O.
Jones. William loan. Perris. Cal.
Jordan. Israel. Everett Chambers. Port-
land, Me. 1893
[Jordan. William Wells, deceased. 53
Jorgensen, Jens C, Scandinavia, Wis. 1900
Jorgensen, Theodore. Sorum. S. D. 1906
Josefson, Matthew. 4010 Hill Ave., New
York City. 1900
Josephson, Clarence C. 160 High St.,
Passaic, N. J.
[Jowett, Joseph H.. deceased.
Joy. Charles R.. Sec, 10 Kingston Rd..
Newton Highlands, Mass. 1913
Judd. Henry Pratt. Sec, Box 150,
Honolulu, T. H. 67, 1906
1934] Congregational-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 361
Judd, Hubert O., Garden City, Kan. 1898
Judson, George W., Shelton. R. D. 8,
Conn.
Judy, Clayton, Douglas. Wyo.
Juell, Hans C, 505 So. State St., Aber-
deen, S. D. 1908
Julin, Karl O., Troy, N. H.
Julius, David J., Middlefield, Mass. 267
[Jump, Herbert Atchison, deceased. 53
Juniper, Kerrison, E. Box 521, Miami,
Fla.
Junkins, Frank A., Deer Isle, Me.
Justice, J. Caleb, 15 Bellevue Rd., East
Braintree, Mass.
[Kaailua, Solomon K., deceased. 54
Kaauwai, Isaiah K., Kapaa, Kauai, T. H.
Kadoike, Yoshitomi. 317 23d St.. Ogden.
Utah.
Kahale, Edward, Waianae, T. H.
Kahiapo, Moses M., Paia, Maui, T. H.
Kahokuoluna, Mrs. Alice, Hana, Maui,
T. H.
Kahoopii, J. Kalima, Kaupo, Maui, T.
H. 1908
Kaitschuck, Emil B., 1145 W. 31st PL,
Chicago, 111.
Kalaidjian, Mihran T., 303 Fifth Ave.,
New York City. 1905
Kaley, John A., 301 Park Ave., Elyria,
Ohio. 1876
Kallgren, Carl A., Pf., Hamilton, N. Y. 1918
Kalmbach, Paul, 322 So. Baltimore Ave.,
Hastings, Neb.
Kamaiopili, Samuel K., Wailuku, Maui,
T. H.
Kamau, Oliver, Heeia, Oahu, T. H. 1920
Kamau, William, My., 1136 9th Ave..
Honolulu, T. H.
Kantner, William C, 853 N. Commer-
cial St.. Salem, Ore. 1878
Kapahee, David K., Wailuku, Maui,
T. H. 1925
Karn, Robert, Lebanon, R. 5, Ind.
Kartozian, Harry A., 947 CoUingwood
St., Detroit, Mich.
Kauaulalena, Geo. M., Makena, Maui,
T. H.
Kaufman, Albert W., Hudson, Mich.
Kauffman, Birtice A., No. Webster, Ind.
Kauffman, Jesse M., Allison, Iowa. 14
Kauffman, John E., bus., 1144 Third
Nat'l Bldg., Dayton, Ohio. 1910
Kauffman, Russell E., 1st Cong'l Church,
Zanesville. O.
Kaumeheiwa, Lincoln B.. Lahaina,
Maui, T. H.
Kautsky, Miss Emma A., 673 Kendall
St., Burlington, Wis. 1916
Keahi, Charles K., Lihue, Kauai, T. H.
Keala, John, Kaimalino, T. H.
Keck, Samuel W., St., Box 138, Huron,
S. D. 26, 70, 1916
Kedzie, W. R.. Sec, 19 S. La Salle St.,
Chicago, 111. 21, 1902
Keedy, Allen, 2299 Acushnet Ave., New
Bedford, Mass.
Keedy, Mrs. Alice E., 912 S. Los Robles
St., Pasadena, Cal. 1928
Keedy, John L.. 1444 Rollins Rd., To-
ledo, O. 13
Keeler, Sherman, Willow Hill, 111.
Keese, William A., St., East Chat-
tanoogs, R. 2, Tenn. 1890
Kegg, John S., 137 King Ave., Co-
lumbus, Ohio.
Keimel, Arthur, 16 Elm St., West
Springfield, Mass.
Keiser, Victor H., Williams Bay, Wis.
Keith, Charles C, 51 Winchester St.,
Brookline, Mass.
Keith. William A., 171 W. Wilson St.,
Batavia, 111.
Keithahn, Ralph R., A.B.C.F.M. 1922
Keller, C. Argyle. 331 Lake St., Ashta-
bula, O.
Keller. Charles E., 402 W. Monroe St.,
Sandusky, O.
Keller, Lewis H., Penney Farms, Fla. 1886
Kellett, Paalua D., Heeia, Oahu, T. H.
Kelley, Samuel E., Ovid, Mich.
Kellogg, Edwin D., 121 S. Second Ave.,
Forest Grove, Ore.
Kellogg, Mrs. Grace Edwards, New
Hartford, R. D. 1, Conn. 1911
*tKelly. Edward. Carbondale, 111. (— )
Kelly, Edward P., 91 Central St.,
Aubumdale, Mass. 1903
[Kelly, George William, deceased. 54
Kelly, J. Joseph, p.em., P. O. Box 263,
Soquel, Cal. 1895
Kelly, Lawrence, R. 2, Caribou, Me. (— )
Kelly, Matthew, Waverly, 111.
Kelly, Robert L., Sec, 111 Fifth Ave.,
New York City. 1891
Kelso, Charles C, 242 N. Dillon St.,
Los Angeles, Cal. 1893
Kelton, Herbert L., Fairlee, Vt.
Kelts. William P., Aitkin, Minn.
Kemmerer, James W., Clayville, N. Y.
Kemp. A. Eugene, 340 West St., Elyria,
O. 14
Kemper, Robert C, 315 E. 9th St.. Alton,
m.
Kempster, John D., c/o Mrs. Clyde Holt,
2516 E. 72d PL, Chicago, 111. 1900
Kenady, Elias H., bits., Minot, N. D. 1925
Kendall, Arthur B., North Girard,
Pa. 14. 1899
Keneston, Luther M., Pinehurst by the
Lake, West Andover, N. H.
Kennan, Robert M., 203 Jackson St.,
Walsenburg, Colo.
Kennedy, Daniel R., Jr., Suffleld,
Conn. 1905
Kennedy, Lee E., 3320 Pleasant Ave.,
Minneapolis, Minn. 1891
Kennedy, Lester J., Genoa City, Wis.
Kennedy, Melville T., 1211 W. Cali-
fornia St., Urbana, 111.
Kennedy, Walter S., Rochester, R. 5,
Ind.
[Kenngott, George Frederick, deceased. 54
Kent, Robert J., p.em.. Paradise Point,
Southold, L. I., N. Y. 1881
Kent, Williarn H., Nashua, la.
Kenyon. Frank E., bus., 130 Superior
St., Wauseon, O. 1887
Kenyon, Frederick T.. Southbridge,
TLTogc
Kephart, Wm. H.. 415 E. 143d St., New
York City.
Kepner, Charles D., Jr., 89 E. Main St.,
Stafford Springs, Conn.
Keppler, Gottlob, Wapato, Wash.
Kern, Nerval C, R. D. 1, West Milton,
Ohio.
Kemen, H. Arthur, 48 Bellevue Ave..
West Roxbury, Mass.
Kerr, Archibald, Keene, R. D. 1, N. H.
Kershner. Clarke B., Austinburg, Ohio.
Kershner, Paul S., 238 Buffalo St., Con-
neaut, Ohio. 13
Kershner, Watson G., Pleasant Hill,
Ohio.
Kessler, Jacob, Bowdle, S. D.
Kettell, Albert B., Shelburne Falls,
Mass.
Kettelle, John D., 114 Carroll St., Man-
chester, N. H.
Kettle, Joseph B.. Spencerport, N. Y.
[Kettle, William Fletcher, deceased. 54
Keyes, George W., Andover. Me.
Kibbey, William P., Jamestown, Ind. 1904
362 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1934
Kidd, Thomas W., 144 Williston St.,
Fall River, Mass.
Kidder, Albert A., 328 Blain Ave.,
Stockton, Cal. 1886
Kikuchi, J. S., 900 Winona St., Pasa-
dena, Cal. ^ 1920
Kilbourn, Albert S., Eagle Grove, la.
Kilbourn, Henry J., Brookfield, Mass. 1896
Kilburne, William, 169 No. 2d Ave.,
Canton, 111. , „, ,„„„
Kilgore, William C. G., Wildwood, Fla. 1892
Kimball, Harry W., 12 Washburn St.,
Needham, Mass.
Kimball, John H., bus., 2744 Ashby Ave.,
Berkeley, Cal. 1898
Kimball, Lucien C, p.em., Hopkinton,
N. H. 1887
Kimberly, Frederick A., North Collins,
Kimmel, Herbert C, 125 Pawnee Ave.,
Manitou, Colo.
King, Elisha Alonzo, 1620 Drexel Ave.,
Miami Beach, Fla.
King, Gordon L., 680 Mam St., Leo-
minster, Mass.
[King, Henry Churchill, deceased. 54
King, Hines E., 709 Manley St., Raleigh,
N. C.
King, James, Dean, Olivet, Mich. 68, 1909
King, James Duke, Rupert, Vt.
King, Joseph F., Jr., 1100 Ohio St., Law-
rence, Kan.
King, Norman, 8 Lindsey St., Dor-
chester, Mass.
King, Philip, Plantsville, Conn.
King, Philip Coates, Pr., Washburn
College, Topeka, Kans. 42, 1915
King, Willet D., Bennet, Neb.
King, W. Judson, 563 Georgetown St.,
Lexington, Ky. 70
King, William Herbert, asst.ch., Hamp-
ton Institute, Hampton, Va. 1930
Kingdon, Robert W., Kahului, Maui,
T H
Kingsbury, John H., T., Berlin, Conn. 1917
Kingsley, Harold M., 5712 Prairie Ave.,
Chicago, 111. 10. 11. 26, 29
Kinney, George E., Ellsworth Falls, Me. 1899
*tKinsey, M. T., Maysville, N. C. (— )
Kiplinger, Orville L., Sec, 1006 Hippo-
drome Bldg., Cleveland, O. 30, 1898
Kirby, Paul L., Sec, District Bldg.,
Washington, D. C. ^^ _ 1911
Kirbye, J. Edward, 101 Home St., Ra-
leigh, N. C. 66
tKirk, Frank L. ^^ ^ ^^ ^^ ly"-*
Kirkland, Henry B., Port Chester, N. Y.
Kirkpatrick, Weyman E., Penacook,
N. H. 1906
Kirkwood, Wm. A., Bethel, Conn. 1893
Kirschbaum, William G, Houlton, Me.
Kirschenman. Rudolph, Lowry, S. D.
Kissler, Benjamin H., Biola, Cal.
Kissler, George, 806 E. 8th St., Chey-
enne, Wyo.
Kitamura, Kenji, Japan. 1932
Kitchen, Thomas A., p.em., Corbm, Ky. 1900
*tKitchie, Walter, Yale, 111. (— )
Kitzmiller, George W., Box 185, Balboa
Island, Cal. ,^ ^ 1908
Klein, Emil G., Brockway, Mont.
Kline, William B., Vermillion, S. D.
Klinger, Walter E., R. D. 3, Jefferson, O.
Klock, Edwin J., Wallingford, Vt. 1889
Klopp, John J., p.em., Florence Home,
Omaha, Neb. ^^ ^ 1887
Klopp, Ward K., Plainview, Neb.
Klose W. H., tr., Oskaloosa, la. 1891
Klotzbach, Peter, Jr., Corfu, N. Y.
Knapp, Forrest L., Sec, 1904 Morse
Ave , Chicago, 111. 1924
Knapp, Shepherd, 8 Institute Rd., Wor-
cester, Mass.
Knapp, William T., 25 Berkeley St..
Nashua, N. H.
Knaus, Reinhardt, Eureka, S. D.
Knerr, Richard, 5168 N. 34th St., Mil-
waukee, Wis.
Knierim, Joseph, Ellis, Kan.
Knight, Albert D., 354 West Preston St.,
Hartford, Conn. 1916
Knight, Charles L., Ontario, Cal.
Knight, Edward H., Dean em.., 71 Tre-
mont St., Hartford, Conn. 38, 1883
Knight, Herbert H., 27 Myrtle St..
Claremont, N. H.
Knight, Lloyd G., Nampa, Ida. 1913
Knight, Ralph E., R. 3, Silverton, Ore.
Knight, William Allan, 9 Vernon St.,
Framingham Center, Mass.
Knopf, Frank E., 5023 Floristan Ave.,
Eagle Rock, Cal. 1889
Knott, C. Stanley, 111 Walnut St., Ab-
ington, Mass.
Knott, John H., Windham, Conn. 1912
Knowles, Herbert D., Corinna, Me. 1927
Knowles, Samuel B., 105-34 Remington
St., Jamaica, N. Y.
Knudsen, Carl, Plymouth, Mass.
Kocerha, John, 801 Woods Run Ave..
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Kochinsky, William, Chicago, 111. 1901
Koenig, Philip B., Box 134, Tukwila,
Wash. 1906
Kokjer, Jordan M., Avoca, Neb. 1897
Kolmos, Jesse J., 831 Blanchard Ave.,
Wheaton, 111. 1895
Kondo, K. Clifford, T., 1215 Wilder Ave.,
Honolulu, T. H. 1919
Kooger, Matthias A., 3011 S. Union
Ave., Chicago, 111.
Koons, Albert A., Catasauqua, Pa.
Koos, Earl L., Wenham, Mass.
Kopf, Carl H., 6 Massachusetts Ave.,
Boston, Mass.
Koponen, George A., South Carver,
Mass.
Koster, Edward H., 37 Myrtle Ave..
Irvington, N. J.
Kovar, William, Comfrey, Minn.
Koven, Ellis, 245 Columbia Ave., As-
toria, Ore.
Kozielek, Paul, bus., 2955 Blaine Ave.,
Detroit, Mich. 1906
Kraemer, Julius H., Neligh, Neb.
Kraft, Walter R., Cotuit, Mass.
Kramer, Leonard J., Benson, Vt.
Krienke, G. J., Hutchinson, Minn. 1904
Krom, Asbury, p.em., Griswold Road,
Wethersfield, Conn. 12, 1898
Krousey, Herman T., Burtrum, Minn. 1904
Krout, Ralph L., Chesterfield, Mass.
Krumbein, Paul O., 114 F. St.. Fresno.
Cal.
Krumbine, Miles H., Weymouth & Cov-
entry Rd., Cleveland, O.
Kuhn, Alfred O., 5637 45th St., S. W.,
Seattle, Wash.
Kuhn, Clyde L., Stop 44, Lorain St..
North Olmsted, O.
Kuhns. Ellis V., 220 W. Evans Ave..
Pueblo, Colo.
Kuhns, Frederick I., 523 Meigs St.,
Rochester, N. Y.
Kukahiko. John, Honokohau, Maui,
T. H.
Kukko, Alexander, Hubbardston, Mass. 1915
Kurtz. S. B., 4437 50th St., San Diego,
Cal. 1901
Kuykendall, J. Delman. 3429 Devon
Rd., Coconut Grove, Fla.
Kuyper, John W., North Olmsted. O.
1934] Congregational-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 363
La Bounty, Geo., Doon, la.
Lacey, Albert T., bus., 5240 Lyman
Ave., Downers Grove. 111. 1900
La Croix, Francis A., North Fair-
field, O.
Lacy, Howard E., Stanton, Neb.
Ladd, Percy C, 29 Ledge Road, Bur-
lington, Vt.
Laidman, Charles S., Sec, 19 S. La
Salle St., Chicago, 111. 12, 1905
Lake, George E., 1280 College Ave.,
Claremont, Cal. 1899
Lake, William M., Box 548, Graham,
N. C. (-)
Lamb. Alonzo T., West Wareham,
Mass. 1899
Lamb, Harold D., bus., 3400 64th St.,
Des Moines, Iowa. 1914
Lamb, Henry, Vergennes, R. D. 1, Vt. 1905
Lamb, James Burwell, 2 N. Sprague
Ave., Bellevue, Pa. 1908
Lambert, A. E., P/., 1416 E. College St..
Iowa City, la. 1896
Lambert, Augustus G., 410 North 8th St.,
Anadarko, Okla.
Lambly, Morley O., La Porte, Tex. 1896
Lambly, Norman E., 3020 Minnehaha
Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. 1920
Lambrecht, John, Hillsboro, Wis.
Lambright, Andrew H., Ladysmith,
Wis.
Lancaster. Archibald A., Box 324, West-
brook, Conn. 1909
[Lancaster, Ellsworth Gage, deceased. 55
Landolt, Frank J., 1729 Bolton St., Balti-
more, Md.
Landers. Warren P.. North Reading,
IVIhss
Landisi Reed F., 130 W. Seymour St.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Lane, Elbert C, Pi-, 69 Tremont St.,
Hartford, Conn. 1901
Lane, G. Homer, 77 Church St., Torring-
ton, Conn.
Lane, Stoddard, 4126 Ingersoll Ave.,
Des Moines, la. 11, 12, 29, 38
Lang, Edward A., Manson, la.
Lang, Stephen C, 22 Franklin St.,
Somerville, Mass.
Langenes, John D., New Rockford, N. D.
Lanham, Mrs. Helen F., Deland, Fla. 1919
Lankford. G. O., Elon College, N. C. 1907
Lankier, Ralph C, 858 Carroll St.,
Brooklyn, N. Y. 1907
Lannam. Mrs. H. M.. Sierra Madre,
Calif. (— )
Lannholm, Charles V.. bus., Oakland,
la. 1914
Lanphear, Walter E., Chaplin, Conn. 1894
Larke, Edmund, 2125 Point St., Chicago,
111. 1903
Larkin, Ralph B., 527 Berkeley Ave.,
Claremont, Cal. 1894
La Roe, Elmer, Tintah, Minn.
Larsen, Ernest G.. Curtis, Neb.
Larsen, L. T., Dean, 2420 Canal St..
New Orleans, La. 1925
Larsen, Neils L., 12 East View Ave.,
Hartford, Conn.
Larson, Anton R., Garrison, N. D.
Larson, James Henry, 83 Round Hill,
Northampton, Mass. 1906
Lash. Abram H., 6446 Jonathan Ave.,
Dearborn, Mich. 1897
Lash, James H., 7065 Hollywood Blvd.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Lassiter, Lucius L., Suffolk, Va. 1900
Lathrop. Edward A.. 432 N. Mentor
Ave., Pasadena. Cal. 1895
Lathrop, Theodore B., Framingham.
Mass. 12
Lathrop. William G.. Mt. Carmel. Conn.
Latsch, Vardon S., Kitchener, Ontario. 1930
Laubach, Frank C, A.B.C.F.M. 1914
Laubenstein, Paul F., 722 Williams St.,
New London, Conn. 1920
Laughton, George. 2317 Collingwood
Ave., Toledo, O.
Lauxmann, Otto W., bus., Corning, la. 1897
Lavender, Robert F., Newton, la. 1887
Laviscount, Samuel L., 17 Hazelwood
St., Roxbury, Mass.
Law, Hubert T., West Townshend, Vt.
Lawall. William H.. My., Zeissel St..
Kreusnach, Germany. 1905
*tLawIyes, R. L., Georgetown, 111. 1904
Lawrence, Eugene C, 708 Manly St..
Raleigh, N. C.
Lawrence, Glenford W., 955 W. Grand
Ave., Chicago, 111.
Laws, Clifford W., New Haven, Vt. 1933
Lawson, Edward L., Everett, Pa. 1902
Lawson. George, Waverly, Ohio. (— )
Lawson, Harvey M., Southbridge. R. D.
3. Mass. 1893
Lawson. W. Elsworth, Foxboro, Mass. 1897
Lawton, Robert, Newfield, Me. 1905
Lay, Corliss W., 216 Prospect Ave.,
Long Beach, Cal. 33, 1890
Laybourn, George M., Box 344. Zephyr-
hills, Fla. 1905
Layman, Cedric D., Sherrill, N. Y.
Leach, Adoniram J., So. Ashburnham,
Mass. 1889
Leach, Claude P., 119 Continental Ave..
River Edge, N. J.
Leach, Harry P., My., Apartado 117
Bis, Mexico City, Mexico. 1916
Leach, Hubert F., Thomaston, Me.
Leach, John D., Ch., U. S. A., 309 Locust
St., Fort Collins, Colo. 1914
Leadingham, John, 3022 Swift Shrine PI.,
Los Angeles, Cal. i887
Leamon, John H., 55 Highland Ave..
Melrose Highlands, Mass.
Leap, Harry W., Coatesville, Ind. (— )
Learned, Dwight W., 520 Mayflower
Rd., Claremont, Cal. i875
Leath, William A., 39 N. Fullerton Ave.,
Montclair, N. J.
Leavitt, Ashley D., 35 Vernon St.,
Brookline, Mass. 11, 18
Leavitt, Darwin A., Pf., 641 Church St.,
Beloit, Wis. 1999
Leavitt, Frederick W.. Doniphan, Neb.
Leavitt. Horace H., Central Union
Church, Honolulu, T. H.
LeBar, William H., bus., Bennet, Neb. 1897
Lebert. Frederick C, Clarion. la.
LeBosquet, John E., 6 Mayflower Rd.,
Needham, Mass. 1901
Ledbetter, Caesar S., 32 Bull St.,
Charleston, S. C. 11, 20, 22, 67
Ledbetter, Theodore S., Oberlin Col-
lege, Oberlin, O. 268, 1934
Ledin, Charles J., Chicago, 111. 1895
Lee, Charles M., Amery, Wis.
Lee, Dorrall, 144 Washington St., Ports-
mouth, N. H. 1874
[Lee, Frank Theodosius, deceased. 55
Lee, Gerald Stanley, Lit., 88 High St.,
Northampton, Mass. 1888
Lee, Henry J., 1504 Church St., Wau-
watosa. Wis.
Lee, J. Beveridge. 27 Broad St., New
London. Conn.
Lee. J. H.. Raleigh, R. 3, N. C.
Lee, James O., Suffolk, R. R., Box 271,
Va. 1932
Lee, Timothy J., New Milford, Conn. 1879
Lee, Vinton, Belle Plaine, la.
Lee, William A., Salem, N. H.
364 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1934
Leeds, Paul, Kinder, La. 68
Leek. Cecil, 116 N. High St., Coving-
ton, O.
Leek, Hazel, 116 N. High St., Coving-
ton, O. 1922
Leeman, Wilhelm, Box 1412, Timmins,
Ontario, Canada. 1910
Leete, William R., A.B.C.F.M. 1912
Leete, William W., Sec. em., 1476 Chapel
St., New Haven, Conn. 1882
LeFebre, Jan. J., Lewiston, R. D. 2,
Idaho.
Leger, Samuel H., A.B.C.F.M. 1916
Leggat, Hugh C, 92 Butler Rd., Quincy,
Mass.
Legge, Charles W., Wilton, Conn.
Leggette, Thomas, 5054 N. Catalpa
Ave., Chicago, 111.
Leh, L. L., P/., 2133 6th St., Boulder,
Colo. 1914
Lehman, Allen S., Blandford, Mass.
Lehtinen, Franz K., bus., 1331 Michigan
St., Ashtabula, O. 1889
Leininger, Wellington M., 64 W. Wash-
ington St., Chagrin Falls, O.
Leiper, Henry S., Sec, 289 4th Ave.,
New York City. 1917
Leiseder, Martin, 18 Walnut St., Etna,
Pa.
Leland, Harold G., 3520 No. Main St.,
Fall River, Mass.
LeMay, Harold E., Ayer, Mass.
Lemke, Andrew B., 486 State St., Mar-
seilles, 111.
Lenters, Sam T., Kildeer, N. D.
[Leonard, Albert, deceased.
Leonard, Arthur R., P/., 364 Weber
Rd., Columbus, O. 1905
Leonard, Warren A., So. Hanson, Mass.
Leong, Bing Yee, 21 Brenham PL, San
Francisco, Cal.
LeRoy, Albert E., ,Sf., 144 Hancock St.,
Auburndale, Mass. 1901
Lesher, Everett B., Jacksonville, Fla.
Leshe, Wm. W., bus., Ashtabula, R. D.
3, O. 1892
Lessly, Stiles, Osage, la.
Lester, Fletcher C, 505 S. Main St., Nor-
folk, Va. 10, 12
Leung, Kwai-Ngam, 734 E. 9th PI., Los
Angeles, Cal. 1931
Leverett, Theodore L., Hoschton, Ga.
Levonian, Puzant S., 275 Lamont Dr.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Lew. Timothy T., China. 1920
Lewis, Charles K., Kohala, T. H.
Lewis, D. Glyn, Newark Valley, N. Y.
Lewis, Franklin C, Clay Center, Neb. 1894
Lewis, George H., P/., 10152 So. Leavitt
St., Chicago, 111. 1914
Lewis, Gomer R., 529 Highland Ave.,
Waterbury, Conn.
Lewis, Herman A., Deavertown, O.
Lewis, James M., 119 E. 4th St., Sand-
wich, 111.
Lewis, John, 229 So. Main St., Scran-
ton, Pa.
Lewis, John B., 134 Westminster St.,
Springfield, Mass. 30
*tLewis, Mattie. (— )
Lewis, Watson L., Ormond, Fla.
Libby, Lee Claire, Chesterton, Ind. 1933
Lich, Peter H., p.em., 2126 N. E. 51st
Ave., Portland, Ore. 1893
Lichliter, Mcllyar H., 1793 Franklin
Ave.. Columbus, O.
Lichte, Charles R., Fremont, Neb.
Liebe, Milton R., Deep River, Conn.
[Life. Robert Henry, deceased. 55
Light, Nestor, 234 King St.. Stratford,
Conn 1883
Lightbourne, James H., Burlington, N.
C. 12
Lightner, Ernest E., 1270 E. Vernon
Ave., Los Angeles, Cal.
Lillback, Johona E., 117 Marshall St.,
Fitchburg, Mass. 1907
Linaberry, William L., North Hampton,
N. H. 1892
Lincoln, C. Arthur. 128 So. Palmetto
Ave.. Daytona Beach. Fla.
Lincoln, Howard A., 58 Central St.,
Gardiner, Me. 1906
Lindbeck, Arthur F., Wakeman, O.
Lindblade, A. Ragnar. 21 Jacob St.,
Maiden, Mass.
Lindegren, Oscar, My., 47 Hosmer St.,
Everett, Mass. 1893
Lindeman, Herman H., Yankton. S. D.
Linder, Albert H.. New London, la. 1889
Lindgren, Arne, New Sweden, Me.
Lindgren, H. G., Michigan, N. D.
Lindh, Eric I., Brookfield, Mass.
Lindholm, Frank A. L., Little Falls, R.
I., Box 256, Minn. 1898
Lindley, Glen, 340 Seventh Ave., S.,
Fargo, N. D.
Lindquist. August J., Grove St.,
Thomaston, Conn.
Lindquist, G. Elmer E., 7 Winona St.,
Lawrence, Kan. 1912
Lindsay, John P., 176 Bellevue Road,
Squantum, Mass.
Lindsay, Lewis P., T., 823 Acklen Ave.,
Nashville, Term. 1927
Lindsay, Robert S.. c/o Pf. C. O. Carl-
son. Crete. Neb. 1884
*tLindsay, T. H.. Hoffman, N. C. (— )
Lindsley. Earl F.. 4637 3d St., La Mesa.
Cal.
Lindsley. Edwin E., Reeder. N. D.
Line, Fred A., 337 W. Vernon Ave.,
Phoenix, Ariz.
Lineweaver. Thomas. 9135 Brandon
Ave.. Chicago. 111.
Lininger, H. Ellis, Venango, Neb.
Link, Eugene P., Ed., Mt. Hermon
School, Mt. Hermon, Mass. 1933
Linn, C. H. Jack, Ev., Oregon, Wis. 1916
Lippenberger, Carl A., 726 Ensign St.,
Ft. Morgan, Colo.
Lippitt, Le Roy A., 205 N. 15th St.. Fort
Dodge, la.
Little, Arthur M., 30 High St.. Ban-
gor. Me.
Livingston, Herbert R., 26 Monument
Sq.. Dover-Foxcroft. Me.
Livingston. Thomas, Ch., Berlin, N. Y. 1904
Livingstone. Duncan L.. Barlow St..
St. Albans. Vt.
Lloyd. Ellis, 62 Whitesboro St., York-
ville, N. Y.
Lloyd, Stephen A.. St., 401 American
State Savings Bank Bldg.. Lansing,
Mich. 11, 24, 27. 68, 1903
Lloyd, William R.. bus., 114 N. Orchard
St.. Madison, Wis. 1919
Lo, Yuet Fu, Wailuku, Maui, T. H.
Lobingier, John L., Sec, 14 Beacon St.,
Boston, Mass. 13, 21, 1907
Locke, Oscar L.. Oakville, Conn.
Locke, Robert J.. Kalamazoo. Mich.
Locke. Stewart E.. 272 Sadowa St.,
San Francisco, Cal. 268
Lockhart, Burton W., p.em., 23 W.
Webster St., Manchester. N. H. 1882
Lockwood, Walter T.. 1611 W. Jefferson
St., Boise, Ida. 1910
Lodwick. William. Permey Farms. Fla. 1895
Loe. Ingvald J., p.o.d.. New City, N. Y. 1910
*tLoften, L. S., Polloksville, N. C. (— )
Logan, John W., Bennington, N. H.
1934] Congregational-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 365
Lohmann, Hermann, 87 Berkshire St.,
Indian Orchard, Mass.
Loinaz, David, 91 Central Ave., Cald-
well, N. J. 1890
Loken, Hjalmar J., Loomis, Cal.
Lombard, Frank A., 1 Crown Ridge Rd.,
Wellesley, Mass. 1900
Lombard, George E., 182 Parker St.,
Lawrence, Mass.
Lombard, Herbert E., p.em., 667 Main
St., Worcester, Mass. 1896
Long, Frederick W., Glenwood, la.
Long, Henry B., 11306 Lake Ave.,
Cleveland, O. 1889
Long, Hiram V., bus., 725 3d St., Sauk
Centre, Minn. 1914
Long, J. Hall, Cambridge. N. Y. 1903
Long, Joseph B., 2765 Iris St.. River-
side, Cal. 1890
Long, Luther K., 2619 Garfield St., N.
W., Washington, D. C. 1883
Long, Nathaniel Alvah. Midland City,
R. D. 1, Ala.
Long, Rensselaer H., Centerburg, Ohio.
Long. Samuel, bus.. Midland City, R. D.
1, Ala. 1896
Long, S. Burman, 608 Willis Ave.,
Syracuse, N. Y.
Long, William J., Noroton Hill, Stam-
ford, Conn. 1899
Longenecker, George W., Neillsville,
Wis.
Longsworth, William H., 405 Eddy Rd.,
Cleveland, O.
Lonoehu, Daniel, Laupahoehoe, T. H. 1900
Look, Arnold E., Pr., Ellis College,
Newtown Square, Pa. 1917
"tLoomis, Clarence B., 128 Howard Ter-
race, Leonia, N. J. 1918
Loomis, Herbert F., 433 Washington St.,
Lorain, O.
Loomis, Ralph, Dublin, O.
Loomis, Samuel L., 51 Pinebrook Dr.,
Larchmont, N. Y. 1880
Loos, A. William, 306 Lexington St.,
Waltham, Mass.
Loos, William, 928 6th Ave., E., Duluth,
Minn. 1900
Loper, Frank P., Norwich, R. D. 6, Conn. 268
Loper, Vere V., 1301 High St., Den-
ver, Colo. 12
Lord, Albert J., 204 Colony St., Meri-
den. Conn.
Lorimer, Allan, 2288 Elm St., Man-
chester, N. H.
Lott, H. L., Tp.em., Greenville, R. D. 4,
Ohio. 1889
Lotz, James M., 3304 E. 150th St., Cleve-
land, O.
*tLoucks, Albert, Dewittville. N. Y. (— )
Loud. Halah H., p.o.d., 19 Library St.,
Hudson, N. H. 1897
Loud, Oliver B.. p.o.d., 19 Smith Ave.,
Methuen, Lawrence. 57. Mass. 1905
Louderbough, John J., 876 Park Ave.,
Elizabeth, N. J.
Loudon, Alexander D., Brownville, Me. 268
Loughran, Joseph S., Woodley Park
Towers, Washington, D. C.
Loungway, Ferdinand J., 19 Myrtle St.,
Jamaica Plain, Mass.
Lounsbury, Walter Bruce, Hyde Park,
Vt. 268
[Love, George Washington, deceased. 55
Lovejoy, Owen R., Sec, 105 E. 22d St.,
New York City. 1895
Lovell, Charles N., South Deerfleld
Mass.
Lovell, Hugh P., 441 No. Painter Ave.,
Whittier, Cal.
Lovell, Moses R., 231 Oak St., Holyoke,
Mass. 12
Lovett, Sidney, Ch., 202 Prospect St.,
New Haven, Conn. 1920
Low, A. Ritchie, Johnson, Vt.
Low, Warren F., Colrain, Mass.
Lowd, Harry S., 28 Church St., Merri-
mac, Mass.
Lowdermilk, B. H., Ramseur, N. C. 268
Lowe, Tillman N., 313 N. 8th Ave., Hope-
well, Va.
Lower, Willis A., Kiowa, Kan
Lowry, Paul L., Maybee, Mich.
Lozier, Orville O., 73 Providence St.,
West Warwick, R. I.
Lucas, A. L., Pisgah, N. C. (_)
Lucas, A. M., Advance, Ind. (.-\
tLucas, Alto B. F. 1914
Lucas, Burton A.. 128 Park Ave., Bridge-
water, Mass.
Lucas, Mrs. Carrie V. A., Strawberry
Point, la.
[Lucas, Oramel W.. deceased.
Lucas. Roy E.. 722 W. National Ave.,
Brazil, Ind.
Luce, Fred L., Ithaca, N. Y. i887
Luce, Silas P., 710 Bellinger St., Eau
Claire, Wis.
Luce, T. Claire, Dalton, Mass. 1885
Luck, Charles W., bus., Weiser, Ida 1887
Luckey, Frank R., p.em., 173 Living-
ston St., New Haven, Conn. 1888
Ludgate, Joseph C, 605 Ohio St.,
Wheaton, 111. jgog
[Ludwick, William Edgar, deceased. 55
Luethi, Louis J.. Hyde Park,Vt. 1892
Luke, Joshua C, 836 Ackerman Ave.
Syracuse, N. Y. iggg
Lum, Ko Fong, Shanghai, China. 1931
Lund. Anders G., 14 Victoria Ave.,
Worcester, Mass. 1915
Lund. Edward B., 3653 Collier Ave.
San Diego, Cal. 1911
Lund, Nils W.. P/., North Park College,
Chicago. 111. 1918
Lund. Thomas F., S09 Ramona St.,
Corona, Cal.
Lundeen, L. Reinald, New Preston,
Conn.
Lunn, George R., 19 Stratford Rd.,
Schenectady, N. Y. 1901
Lunsford, Charles P., bus.. Hackle-
burg, Ala. 1894
Lunsford, Charles T., bus.. Hackle-
burg, Ala. 1914
Lunsford, John F., Sedgwick, Colo.
Lusk, Charles B., Kimmell, Ind.
Luther, Arthur A., Porterville, N. Y. 1928
Luther. Clair F., Amherst, Mass.
Lutman, Thomas, Humboldt, la.
Lyerly, J. Nevin, 20 W. 18th St., Du-
buque, la.
Lyman, E. Fenn, bus.. Great Falls,
Mont. 1899
Lyman. Eugene W., Pf., 3041 Broadway,
New York City. 12, 13, 1901
Lyman, Frederick B., Naples, Me. 1900
Lyman, Henry M., 7th & Hewitt Sts..
San Jacinto, Cal. 1392
Lyman, James K., A.B.C.F.M. 1912
Lyman, Joseph B., My., Sandwich,
Lynam, Sion M., Freehold, N. Y
Lynch. Edgar H., 287 W. 147th St., New
York City. 268
[Lynch, Frederick, deceased.
Lynd, S. Edward, 2750 West 8th St.,
Los Angeles, Cal. 1895
Lynn. Paul R., Gaylordsville, R. D.,
Conn.
Lyrme, Lee W., 3324 S. E. Woodward St ,
Portland, Ore.
Lyon, Arthur G., Lake Helen, Fla.
Lyon, Ellsworth, Villa Ridge, HI.
366 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1934
Lyon, Everett S., Thompson, Conn.
Lyon, F. Emory. Sec, 608 S. Dearborn
St., Chicago, 111. 1891
Lyon, Walter E., Olivet, Mich. 1914
Lyon, Willard Crosby, Box 1036. Gary,
Ind.
Lyons, John R., dir. R. E., 530 Berk-
eley Ave., Claremont, Cal. 1913
Lytle, James A., Monument Beach,
Mass. 1901
Lytle, W. Vernon, 36 Wall St., New
Haven, Conn. 1915
See Mc.
MacAnespie, Thomas, 35 Hillside Rd.,
Dedham, Mass.
MacCallum, Frederick W., A.B.C.F.M. 1890
MacCallum, Hugh, 14 Hancock Ave.,
Everett, Mass.
MacCallum, J. W., 1353 Elizabeth St.,
Pasadena, Cal. 1893
MacClinchy, Charles W., 353 Hallock
St., Jamestown, N. Y. 1901
[MacColl, John A., deceased.
MacConnell, J. Herbert, 761 E. 166th St.,
New York City.
MacDonald, J. A., San Dimas, Cal.
MacDonald, Joseph C, 173 Moffat Rd..
Waban, Mass.
MacDonald, Joseph D., Franklin, R. D.
7, Ind.
MacDonald, Robert. Methuen. Mass. 1885
MacDonald, Roderick A., Cumberland
Mills, Me. 32
MacDonald, Rosmond M., ch., 12 Vincent
St., North Cambridge, Mass. 1912
[Macdougall, Arthur Raymond, deceased. 56
Macdougall, Arthur R.. Jr., Bingham,
Me.
MacDowell. Charles S., 155 Ellsworth
St., Bridgeport, Conn.
Macfarland, Chas. S., Secern., Moun-
tain Lakes, N. J. 1897
tMacIntosh, Peter. 1905
[Mack, Charles A., deceased.
Mack, Wm. E., Saugerties, N. Y.
MacKenzie, Aeneas J., 17,508 San Juan
Dr., Detroit, Mich.
MacKenzie, H. Lincoln, 6 Hillside Ave.,
Great Neck. L. I., N. Y.
MacKenzie. Hugh S.. 2229 W. 109th St..
Chicago, 111.
Mackenzie, W. Douglas. Pr.em., 82
Gillett St., Hartford, Conn. 38, 1884
Mackey, L. C, Cato, N. Y. 1903
Mackitarian, Socrates M., 218A Salem
St., Salem Depot, N. H.
Macklin, Egbert C, 143-13 85th Dr.,
Jamaica, N. Y.
[MacLeod, Alexander Benjamin, deceased. 56
MacLeod. Roderick, 26 Dartmouth St.,
Lawrence, Mass.
MacLeod, Roderick A.. Haddam. Conn.
MacMartin. John E.. bus.. South
Wolfeboro, N. H. 1917
MacMillan, John H.. 727 E. Mahanoy
Ave.. Mahanoy City. Pa.
MacNair. Everett W.. 819 Cleveland
Ave.. Niagara Falls. N. Y.
Macnair. William M.. 177 Hancock St..
Cambridge, Mass.
MacNeil, Donald M., Woodstock. Conn.
MacNeill. Andrew W.. International
Falls, Minn.
MacNeill. Allan. 580 Teaneck Rd.,
Ridgefield Park. N. J.
MacNeill, Samuel M., 6847 Milwaukee
Ave., Wauwatosa, Wis. 1886
Macomber. Mary F., 160 Broadway,
Taunton, Mass. 1914
Macon, Clarence M., Madrid, N. Y.
MacPeck, Frederic V., 15 Center St.,
Little Ferry, N. J.
MacPherson, William A. R., 574 Madi-
son St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Macy, Paul G.. 61 Pearl St.. Worcester,
Mass. 13. 32
Madayag, Venancio, Kealia, T. H.
Maddaford. John H., Fairhaven, Mass.
Maddox, Fred E., 1902 Locust St.,
Madge, Walter W.', 5815 S. Cimarron St.,
Los Angeles, Cal. 1881
Madren, Silas E., Henderson, R. F. D. 1,
N. C.
Madsen, Albert A., 11 Washington Sq.,
Gloucester, Mass.
Madsen, Niels G.. Warsaw. N. Y. 1923
Madsen, Mrs. Nora L. T., Warsaw, N. Y. 1930
Madsen, Thorwald B.. 243 20th Ave.,
S.. Minneapolis. Minn.
Maeda. Kametaro. Ewa. Oahu. T. H.
Maedche. Chris. E.. Selby. S. Dak.
Mage. Alexandre. 7 Montsouris Sq.,
Paris, France. 1906
Magers, Douglas V.. Kekaha, T. H.
Maggart, Gerald E., 1512 W. Grand Blvd.,
Detroit, Mich. 268
Magwood, George N., bus., 5426 N.
Oberlin St., Portland, Ore. 1925
Mahan, Charles N., Willow Hill, 111.
*tMahihila, Daniel P., p.em., Kalau-
papa, T. H. 1892
Mahler, Maurice O.. Orwell. Vt.
Mahn. Lawrence W.. bus., 428 W. 6th St..
Elyria. O. 1898
Mahood. Heber St. Clair. 36 Center St..
Santa Cruz, Cal.
Maier, Henry W., p.em., Old Willows,
Orleans, Mass. 1893
Maier, Karl K., 312 S. 7th St.. Walla
Walla, Wash.
[Maile, John Levi, deceased. 56
Mallory, Edward D.. 1021 7th Ave.. So..
St. Petersburg. Fla. 1880
Mallory. Paul W.. Rockford. Mich.
Mallows. John Horace, 535 Indian Hill
Blvd.. Claremont, Cal. 1886
Malouf, Naseeb M., 126 Washington St.,
Islington. Mass. 1893
Manavian. Garabed M.. Fowler. Cal. 1898
Manderson. Francis A.. New Haven.
N. Y.
*tMangrum. John P.. Franklinton. N. C. 1920
Mann. George E.. bus., Gaylord. Kan. 1906
Mann. Horace. Crowley. Colo. 1894
Mann. Leland West. A.B.C.F.M. 1925
Manning, Frederic W., Boylston, Mass.
Manshardt, Clifford, A.B.C.F.M. 1922
Manwell, Augustine P., Gloversville,
N. Y.
Manwell. John P.. Williamsburg. Mass.
Maple. George M., bus., Richmond Dale.
Ohio. 1897
Maple. M. D., bus., Richmond Dale,
Ohio. 1931
Marble. Lloyd E.. bus., Cambridge,
Mass. 1928
Mardis. John C. bus., 1100 block White
Ave.. Grand Junction, Colo. 1927
Margeson. Guy L.. Fitchburg. Mass. 1919
Maris. Marvin E.. West Boxford. Mass.
Markham. Henry F.. bus., 2916 44th
Ave.. PI.. Kansas City, Kan. 1880
Markham, R. Finney, A.B.C.F.M. 1920
Markham, Reuben H., A.B.C.F.M. 1912
Marlatt, Homer C, Arriba, Colo.
Marple, Stanley, 8 East St., East Wey-
mouth, Mass.
Marquardt. Albert A., 83 Pine St.,
Springfield, Mass. 1912
Marquardt, George, 59 Beech St., Clin-
ton. Mass.
Marquardt. Leonard A., Britt. la.
1934] Congregational-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 367
Marriott, Victor E., Sec, 19 S. La Salle
St., Chicago, 111. 67, 1911
Marsh, Arba J., 294 Ames St., Law-
rence, Mass.
Marsh, Burton E., Jamaica, Vt.
Marsh, Mrs. Dorothy V., A.B.C.F.M. 1926
Marsh, Edward L., 18 Cushman Ave..
East Providence, R. I.
Marsh, Fred R., Eustis, Fla.
Marsh, Geo. B., p.o.d., Stowe, Vt. 1916
Marsh, George L., My., Box 234, Ojai,
Cal. 1903
Marsh, Hammond L., 1703 N. Vassar
St., Wichita, Kan. 1886
Marsh, John S., A.B.C.F.M. 1926
Marsh, Lucian J., St., 829 N. W. 13th St.,
Oklahoma City, Okla. 26, 68, 69, 70, 1904
Marshall, Charles G., 497 Francis St.,
Sunnyvale, Cal.
Marshall, Millard H., Redvale, Colo.
Marshall, W. H. L., 2624 Rockefeller
Ave., Everett, Wash.
Martenson, Carl, 3 Winthrop Ter., East
Orange, N. J.
*tMarthens, John K., 507 Coal St., Pitts-
burgh, Pa. 1896
Martignetti, A. M., 1232 Penn St., Chi-
cago, 111. 1910
Martin, Azel A., A.B.C.F.M. 1914
Martin, Charles E., Rf., Polytechnic,
Mont. 1926
Martin, Cyril P., bits., San Rafael, Cal. 1903
Martin, David R., Pelican Rapids, Minn.
Martin, George, 413 S. 8th Ave., Mt.
Vernon, N. Y.
Martin, Harold E., 35 Main St., Fox-
boro, Mass.
Martin, Harry S., South Windsor, Conn.
Martin, John C, 362 Temple Ave., Long
Beach, Cal. 1888
[Martin, John James, deceased. 56
[Martin, John Leslie, deceased. 56
Martin, Michael A., 1227 Monterey
Blvd., Hermosa Beach, Cal. 1902
Martin, Miss Nannie, Ridgeville, R. 1,
Ind. 1914
Martin, Thomas H., Brooks, Me. 1903
Martin, W. C, Biscoe, N. C. (— )
Martin, William L., 923 E. Broadway,
Newton, Kan. 1890
Martinez, Lorenzo, bus., 155 Ave. Fer-
nandez Juncos, Santvirce, Puerto
Rico. 1920
Marzolf, William A., pastor, 20 Dix St.,
Dorchester, Mass. 1907
Mason, Alpha A., R. 1, Altoona, Kans. 1912
Mason, Charles E., 1711 N. 16th St.,
Boise, Ida. 67, 1885
Mason, Eleanor A., 114 Pine St., Port-
land, Me. 1923
Mason, Henry B., Marshfield Hills,
Mass. 1892
Mason, Horace C, p. em., 7349 16th Ave.,
N. E., Seattle, Wash. 1889
Mason, Phillip H., 7021 Blue Bound Rd.,
Wauwatosa, Wis. 1888
Masters, J. Howard, 17 Wise Ave.,
Marietta, O. 1919
Matheney, Miss Zona, Hutsonville, 111. 1931
Mather, Howard, 4905 Snyder Ave.,
Brooklyn, N. Y. 1928
[Mather, Irwin Francis, deceased. 57
Mathes, George F., 218 North Dale St.,
Rialto, Cal. 1895
Matheson, Alexander, Ev., 828 Gilpin
PI., Chicago, 111. 1917
Mathew, Hamish C, Washington, Conn.
Mathews, Burleigh V., Box 32, Brim-
fleld, Mass.
Mathews, William B., 212 Hawthorn
St., New Bedford, Mass.
Mathias, Pearl E., South Egremont,
Mass.
Matteson, C. E., R. 1, Corinna, Me. (— )
Matthews, A. D., R. R., Oriental, N. C. (— )
Matthews, Godfrey, Hayward, Cal. 1910
Matthews, Harold S., A.B.C.F.M. 1920
Matthews, John H., 2327 44th St., S.
W., Seattle, Wash.
Matthews, Newman, Andover, Mass.
Mattos, Manuel G., Farjardo, Puerto
Rico.
Mattson, Bernard G., bus., 78 College
St., Hillsdale, Mich. 1897
Maurer, Irving, Pr., 846 College St.,
Beloit, Wis. 12, 20, 21. 42, 1908
Maurer, Oscar E., 311 Temple St., New
Haven, Conn. 11, 18, 22
Maxwell, Henry F., 1002 Vaughn Ave.,
Ashland, Wis. 268
May, Abraham W., Crystal Springs, Pa. 1890
May, Henry W., Warfordsburg, Pa.
Mayblom, Felix, Winlock, Wash.
Maycroft, Horace E., Lakeview, Mich.
Mayer, Mrs. Emily Powell, West Gro-
ton, Mass.
Mayer, Otto, Sec, 22d Floor, 203 N.
Wabash Ave., Chicago, 111. 1918
Mayer, Philip F., West Groton, Mass.
Mayer-Oakes, Frederick T., 325 S. 4th
St.. Pekin, 111.
Mayer-Oakes. Mrs. Grace E.. Deer-
holme, Columbia, N. J. 1917
Mayfield, John L.. 457 Wyona St..
Brooklyn. N. Y.
Mayhew, William Robert. So. Gardiner.
Me. 268
Maylott, Worthy F., 152 Derby Ave.,
Derby, Conn.
Maynard, Harrison A., A.B.C.F.M. 1908
Maynard, Newell C, Pf., 132 Curtis
St., West Somerville. Mass. 1907
Mayne, John, 205 N. Washington St.,
Abingdon. 111.
Mayne, Joseph Q., Oskaloosa, la.
Mayne, Virgil B., Gentry, Ark.
Mayos, Lydia B., Ford, Kan.
Mays, M. Clark, Danville, Vt.
McAlister, Milton V., Bar Mills, Me.
McAllister, Frank B.. 17 Edgewood Rd.,
Lexington, Mass. 1899
McArthur, W. W., 350 57th St., New
York City. 1888
McBride, Arthur A., Sec, 19 So. La
Salle St., Chicago, 111. 1907
[McBride, William Henry, deceased. 57
McCague. Fremont, R. 8, Defiance,
Ohio.
McCall, Oswald W. S., 1030 Keeler
Ave., Berkeley. Cal. 66
McCallum, Archie, bits., 48 Bagley St.,
Pontiac, Mich. 1911
McCamant. Thomas, Dayton, Wash.
[McCarthy, John, deceased. 57
McCarthy, Samuel R., 215 CofEeen Ave.,
Sheridan, Wyo.
McCartney, Henry R., Georgetown,
Mass.
McCartney, Jacob H., 300 Dutton Ave..
San Leandro, Cal.
McCauley, Joseph E., 3206 Grove Ave.,
Richmond, Va.
McClain, William A., bus., R. 2, Abi-
lene, Kans. 1897
*tMcClain, W. M., Gary, N. C. (— )
McClary. George S.. 528 Joliet St.. La
Salle, 111.
McCleery. Owen L.. bus.. Overland
Park, Kan.
McClish, Glade L., West Pleasant St..
Dunkirk, Ind.
fMcClure. George V. 1917
368 Year Book, Congregational^nd Christian Churches [1934
McClure, Robert W.. A.B.C.F.M. 1914
McCollum, George T., 126 S. Kenil-
worth Ave., Oak Park, 111.
"tMcComas, Henry C. 1900
McConnell, H. Dwight. 476 Varnum
Ave., Lowell, Mass. 1931
McConnell, Herbert. 619 Hall St.,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
McConnell, Raymond A., 263 President
St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 11, 18
McConnell, Russell, Union City. Mich. 268
McCorison, Joseph L., Jr.. Braintree.
Mass.
McCorkle, G. K.. bus., Box 7. Chilli-
cothe, Ohio. 1923
McCormack, William E., 408 Gelena
Blvd., Aurora, 111.
•tMcCoy. A., Raleigh, N. C. (— )
McCoy, Clifford Clyde, 2607 Garfield St..
Kansas City, Kans.
McCoy, John D., Troy, N. C.
McCoy, Robert C. Maize, Kan.
McCracken, Andrew V., 24 Auburn St.,
Concord, N. H.
♦tMcCready, Harry S., Kingston. R. I.
McDaniel, R. H.. 927 Bryn Mawr Dr..
Dayton, Ohio. 1873
McDill, James A., dir. R. E., 444 E. Broad
St., Columbus, O. 1932
[McDonald, C. W., deceased.
McDonald, J. S., bus., R. 2, Delta, Ala. 1906
McDonald, Juett Noble, 461 Ellison St.,
Paterson, N. J.
McDonald, Lawrence F., Middleboro,
R. D., Mass. 1909
McDougall, George L., 718 Waterloo
St., Los Angeles, Cal. 1901
McDowell, Henry C, A. B. C. F. M. 1917
McDowell, Henry M.. Colfax, Wash.
McDowell, William D., 212 W. 6th St..
Aberdeen. Wash.
McDuflfee. Charles B., Cliftondale,
IVI3SS.
McElhiney, Charles H., Deering St.,
Portland, Me. 1894
McElroy, Katherine, Pf., Wellesley
College, Wellesley, Mass. (— )
McElroy, Paul Simpson, Manchester,
Mass.
McGee, Clyde M., p.o.d., 1755 W. 103d
St., Chicago, 111. 1905
McGiffert, Arthur C, Pf., 5757 Uni-
versity Ave., Chicago, 111. 36, 1917
McGown, Russell M.. Glastonbury,
Conn.
McGregor, Ernest F., 94 East Ave., Nor-
walk. Conn.
Mclntire, William A., p.em.. East North-
field, Mass. 1907
Mcintosh, James W., 14 Park St., St.
Johnsbury, Vt.
Mclntyre, Daniel, Boscawen, N. H.
McKay, Claude A., 16 Beethoven St.,
Binghamton, N. Y.
McKay, Henry T., Pyriton, R. D. 1.
Ala. 1880
McKay, Richard A., bus., Tallassee,
R. D. 1, Ala. 1910
McKee, Sidney, Great Barrington,
Mass. 1909
McKeeman, James A., Hartington, Neb.
McKeen, Silas H., Lakemont, N. Y. 1895
McKeever, Otto D., 683 Vernon Rd.,
Columbus, O. 1893
McKeith, Alfred B., Lake City, Minn.
McKeith. David. 258 Kenyon St., Hart-
ford, Conn. 30
McKeith, George R., Medford, Wis.
McKenzie, Alexander L., Sec, 14 Beacon
St., Boston, Mass. 20, 1906
McKinley, Charles E., St., 1021 Hospital
Trust Bldg., Providence, R. I. 27, 70, 1894
McKinley, Geo. A., Lake View, la.
McKinney, George, R. 3, Noble, III. 1890
McKinney, Samuel T., 612 College St.,
Fort Worth, Tex.
McKnight, Harry C Coventry, Conn. 1885
McKnight. William Q.. My., 41 Karahir
Cho, Sendai, Japan. 1919
McLaughlin, Arthur R., Ames, la.
McLaughlin, Elmer A., Thomasville, Ga. 268
McLaughlin, Robert W., Newagen, Me. 1895
McLean, Thomas D., 4512 Oregon St..
6ap Diego, Cal. 1893
McLeod, Robert G., Pawlet, Vt.
McLeod, Thomas B., New York City. 1873
McLouth, John D., bus., Addison, Mich. 1926
McMaster, Edward A., Williamstown,
Mass. 1889
McMichael, W. C. New Brighton, N. Y. 1926
McNary, Geo. W.. Little Falls, Mirm.
McNeal, Ross W.. R. R. 3, Sidney, O.
McNeil, Frederick, My., Mattawam-
keag. Me. 1909
McNeill, William J., 110 Prescott St.,
Clinton, Mass. 1905
McQuarrie, Neil P., Stuart. Fla. 1883
McQuary, Rodney L., 4511 Colfax Ave.,
So., Minneapolis. Minn.
McQueen. Thomas C, Glencoe, Minn.
McRae, Isaac, 2433 E. 3d St., Long
Beach, Cal. 1894
McRae, Matthew N., 403 High St..
Greensboro. N. C.
tMcVey, Charles H. 1914
McWhorter, Andrew T., Augusta, Me.
Meacham. Frank T., Neponset, 111.
Meacham, W. T.. Roanoke, R. 2, Ala.
Mead. James C, 1220 Colorado St., S. E.,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Meadows, Fay Le, R. 1, Box 422, Day-
ton, Ohio.
*tMeadows, J. W., Cary, N. C.
Means, Oliver W., 44 Forest St., Hart-
ford, Conn. 1888
Mears, Charles L., Fairfax, Cal. 43
Meckel, Ezra, East Troy. Wis.
Meckel, Silas A.. 5500 Stevens Ave..
Minneapolis. Minn.
Meckel. Theophilus, 551 11th Ave., No.
South, St. Paul, Minn.
Medlar, William H., 1125 Grand Con-
course, New York City. 1885
Meek, Frederick M., Biddeford, Me.
Meeker, Charles H., 1288 Montgomery
Ave.. Muskegon, Mich.
Meer, John, Box 447, Scotland. S. D.
Megathlin, Henry G., Brookfield Cen-
ter, Conn.
Meikle, Alexander M.. city st., First
Congregational Church, Detroit.
Mich. 30. 1911
Meinzer, William L., 3285 Elm Ave.,
Long Beach, Cal. 1899
Mellinger, Asa W., Columbia, Conn.
Mellott, Edward F., R. D., Massena,
N. Y.
Mellott, Irving L., 3911 Ellis Ave., Chi-
cago, 111. 1922
Menzi, Ernest U., 909 Woods Rd.. Ypsi-
lanti. Mich. 1897
[Mercer, Phillip, deceased. 57
Merchant, Irving Keith, Sec, 180 W.
135th St., New York City. 1915
Merchant, Mylon D., Ch., U. S. A.,
Fort Hoyle, Md. 1914
Merllno, Giuseppe. 17 Belmont St..
Newton. Mass. 1901
Merriam. Charles W., Deerfield, Mass.
Merriam, Elwyn D.. Ontario. N. Y.
1934] Congregational-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 369
Merriam, George Ernest, Homer, N. Y.
Merrier, William H., Hubbardton, Vt.
Merrifield, Roy W., Amboy, El.
Merrill, Boynton, 3 Winthrop St., West
Newton, Mass. 13
Merrill. Charles C, Sec, 14 Beacon St.,
Boston. Mass. 13, 1897
Merrill, George A., 98 Pine St.. Woburn,
Mass.
Merrill, George P., Wabasha, Minn.
Merrill, John E., A.B.C.F.M. 1909
Merrill, Lyman H., Greenwich, R. D. 1,
Conn.
Merrill, Randolph S., 40 Foster St.,
Newtonville, Mass.
Merrill, William C, p.em., 126 W. 9th
St., Claremont, Cal. 1884
Merritt, James I., New York City. 1913
Merritt, Robert F., Platteville, Wis.
Merry, Isaac James, Pownall, Me. 1903
Mertins, C. A., Yoder, Wyo.
Mertins, Franz G., 5309 Foster Ave.,
Chicago, 111. 1913
Meserve, Howard C, 5 Plymouth PI.,
Milford. Conn. 1903
Meske, F. L. V.. Station H., P. O. Box 12,
New York City. 1891
Mesner, Charles W., East Canaan,
Conn.
Metcalf, Harlan P., Warwick, Mass. 1900
Metcalf, Irving W., 167 N. Professor
St., Oberlin, O. 1882
Metcalf, John M. P.. bus., 172.5 17th St.,
N. W., Washington, D. C. 1888
Metcalf, Walter. 2203 Florida Ave..
Tampa, Fla.
Metsker, Denver C, Losantville. Ind.
Metzger, Eraser, dean, Rutgers Uni
versity. New Brunswick, N. J. 1895
Mevis, Martin F., 358V2 2d Ave., South,
St. Petersburg. Fla. 1893
Meyer. Frank J.. 5216 N. Princeton St.,
Portland. Ore.
Meyer, Frederick A., 82 Main St.,
Newport, Vt.
Meyer. George E., Sloan, la. 268
Meyer, Harry L.. 4715 21st Ave., N. E.,
Seattle, Wash.
Meyer, William F., Pf., Fairmont, Ind. 1916
Michael, Harold L., First Cong'l Ch.,
West Chicago. 111.
Midget, W. S.. 1521 Lead St., Norfolk.
Va. (-)
Miettinen, Lauri P., R. D., Harrison. Me.
Miles. Arthur W.. New Sharon. la. 1891
*tMiles, E.. Raleigh. N. C. (— )
Miles, Edgar W.. p.em., 241 Home Ave..
Oak Park. 111. 1896
Miles, Harry R., 4 Rock Ledge Drive.
Stamford. Conn. 13. 1896
Miles, Herbert A., Whitehall, Mich.
Miles. John M., 1002 E. 8th St.. Chat-
tanooga. Tenn.
Milford. Harry. South Pekin, 111.
Millar, Morgan, 53 Livingston St.. War-
saw. N. Y. 1902
Millar. William. St. Johnsbury East,
Vt.
Millard. William B.. 2323 W. 111th PI.,
Chicago. 111. 1895
Miller. Albert C. Yankton. S. D. 1892
Miller. Carleton B.. Battle Creek. Mich.
Miller, Charles G., 636 2d Ave., Glas-
gow, Mont.
Miller, Charles W., A.B.C.F.M. 1923
Miller, Clifford L., 110-15 New York
Ave., Jamaica, N. Y.
Miller, Dudley J., Baldwin, Mich.
Miller, Miss Frances E., Ev., 561 Brad-
ford St., Pasadena, Cal. 1906
Miller, Fred, Sedgwick, Colo.
Miller, George Mahlon, 1058 E. 21st St..
Brooklyn, N. Y. 12
Miller, Gerald F., R. 2, Montpelier, Vt.
Miller, Harvey V.. P. O. Box 567.
Martinez. Cal.
Miller. Jason G.. Medfield, Mass.
Miller, J. Clarence, 621 Watchung Rd.,
Bound Brook, N. J.
Miller, J. Wood, 856 Belden Ave., Chi-
cago, 111. 1872
Miller, John H.. 20 Buckingham St..
Springfield, Mass.
Miller, John P.. 4016 Columbus Ave..
Minneapolis. Minn. 1875
Miller, Louis L., 7542 Maryland Ave.,
Chicago, 111. 1920
Miller, Malcolm F., Parkersburg, la.
Miller, Orley L., 2111 Van Buren St..
Amarillo. Tex. 1909
Miller, Paris E., So. Freeport, Me. 1895
Miller. Ray M., Redfield, S. D.
Miller, Saul, Silverton, Colo.
Miller, W. J. H., 112 N. Avenue 21, Los
Angeles, Cal. 1907
Miller, Walter K.. 16 Fobes St., Port-
land, Me.
[Miller, Walter Vandail. deceased. 57
[Miller, Willie G.. deceased. 57
Milligan, John A., bus., 910 Mill St.,
Porterville. Cal. 1883
Milliken. Charles D., Eucalyptus Path,
Berkeley. Cal. 1892
Milliken. H. A., bus., Wellston. Ohio. (— )
Millinger, Walter Harold, York Village.
Me.
Mills. Charles L., 326 Home Ave., Oak
Park, 111. 1892
Mills, Charles S., 36 Gillett St., Hart-
ford, Conn. 10. 25. 1885
Mills. George S.. 144 Union St.. Ben-
nington. Vt. 1895
Mills. Herbert L.. 137 No. 33d St..
Omaha. Neb. 1903
Mills. Ross S.. Green Mountain. la.
Mills. Mrs. Zelma B., Lynn, R. 2, Ind. 1910
Milmine, Alexander, 730 Spring St.,
Elgin, 111.
Milne. Charles P., Pullman. Wash.
[Milne, George, deceased.
Milne. William B.. 212 W. 3d St.. Musca-
tine, la.
*tMilteer, J. H., 14 Oak St., New Bern.
N. C.
Minacuchi. Yutaka. Peacham. Vt.
Minchin. William J.. 665 Mayflower Rd..
Claremont. Cal. i896
Miner. Harry B., 22 Walsingham St..
Walsall Staffs, England. 1929
Minich, Roy L.. 131 Summer St.. Mai-
den. Mass.
Minton. Wilson P., 1019 S. 18th St.,
Harrisburg, Pa. 11, 14, 27, 70, 1910
Misamore, Owen G., Lexington, O.
*tMishler, Miss Jennie, Leaf River, 111. 1901
Mitchell, Cyprus A., Melbourne, New
Zealand. 1911
Mitchell, E. Knox, Jr., Main St., Sims-
bury, Conn.
[Mitchell, Edwin Knox, deceased 57
Mitchell, Frank, 18,815 Van Dyke Ave.,
Detroit, Mich. 1894
Mitchell, George E., 803 Niosho St.,
Emporia, Kan.
MitcheU, J. Lee, 22 Peck St.. Attleboro,
Mass.
Mitchell. Richard L.. 735 Mulford St..
Evanston, ni. i919
Mix, Clifton H., 1 Kensington Heights.
Worcester, Mass. 1902
Mix, Ralph H., bus., Springdale. Conn. 1910
370 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1934
Moats, Mrs. Annie C, Steele, R. D. 3,
Ala. 1922
Moberg, Thure, 8 E. Benton Ave., Salt
Lake City, Utah. 1923
Mock, Charles W., West Falmouth,
Moe, William C. H., Guilford, Conn.
Moede, O. Fred, Traer, la.
Moffat, T. Aird, 109 Greeves St., Kane,
Pa.
Moffitt, D. Rufus, Coleridge, N. C.
Mohler, Charles I., St., Box 246, Hum-
acao, Puerto Rico. 1908
Mohler, Samuel R., 4216 Angeline St.,
Seattle, Wash.
Mohr, August D., Monroe, la. 1921
Moku, Moses, 2214 N. King St., Honolulu,
T. H.
Moland, L. G., Clintonville, Wis.
Moncol, Andrew J., 4228 Cyril Ave.,
Cleveland, O.
Monosmith, Albert W., Adin, Cal.
*tMonroe, Robert, Raleigh, N. C. (— )
Mont, Robert R., 55 E. 101st St., New
York, N. Y. (_)
Montgomery, Royal J., dir. R. E.,
Grinnell, la. 67, 1907
Moody, Calvin B., p.em., 110 W. 67th
St. Ter., Kansas City, Mo. 1880
Moody, Harold W., Hart, Mich. 13
Moody, I. E., bits., 444 Maria Ave., St.
Paul, Minn. 1899
Moody, Paul Dwight, Pr, Middlebury,
Vt. 42 1912
[Moon, Orrin Dwight, deceased. ' 58
Moore, Adna W., 409 S. Tejon St., Col-
orado Springs, Colo.
Moore, Arthur A., Ryan, R. F. D., la.
Moore, Charles A., 8 Broadway, Ban-
gor, Me.
Moore, Charles D., 1073 12th Ave., S. E.
Minneapolis, Minn. 1892
Moore. Edward C, Pf., 21 Kirkland St.,
Cambridge, Mass. 1884
Moore, Edward W., Greene, Me. 1908
[Moore, Frank L., deceased.
Moore, George, 22 Franklin Ter., Irv-
ington, N. J.
Moore, James A. G., 106 Highland
Ave., Ithaca, N. Y. 1917
Moore. John, Amesbury, Mass. 1914
Moore, John B., Wheeler Dam, Ala. 268
Moore, John Frank, Manchester. la.
Moore, Leon, 666 King St., Denver
Colo.
Moore, Thomas J., 301 Lincoln St.,
Concord, N. C.
Moore, Walter Howard. 4440 Magoun
Ave., East Chicago, Ind.
Moore, W. H., Suffolk, Va. (— )
Moore, William Newton, R. D. 2, New
London, O.
Moore. Wilson C. bus., Dover. Del. 1915
Moorhouse. Charles H., Conway, N. H.
Moorland, Jesse E., 183 S. Oxford
St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 1891
Moos, Bernhard, Kulm, N. D.
Morach, Jacob, Box 407, Ritzville, Wash.
Morain. Jesse L.. 1041 S. Gramercy Dr.,
Los Angeles, Cal. 1905
Moran, J. W., Murphysboro. 111. (— )
Mordecai, Trevor, New Smyrna, Fla.
More, James H., 5469 7th Ave., Los
Angeles, Cal.
Morecombe, Fred G., 9109 85th Road,
Woodhaven, L. I., N. Y. 13
Morgan, Caradoc J., Hutchinson, Minn.
Morgan. Charles L.. p.em., 98 Payson
Rd., Belmont, Mass. 1876
Morgan, Garfield, 42 Basset St., Lynn,
Mass.
Morgan, J. Greyham, Austin. Minn.
Morgan, J. Richmond, 126 Kingsley St..
Waterloo, la.
Morgan. Joseph F.. 3507 Bainbridge
Ave.. Norfolk, R. D. 3, Va.
[Morgan, Joseph G., deceased.
Morgan, Matthias D., bus., Decatur,
R. D. 3, Ala. 1922
tMorgan, Raymond. 1925
Morgan, Riley E.. Wheatland. Wyo.
Morgan, Roy B., Lacon, 111.
Morgan, Victor H., R. F. D., Woodside,
Redwood City, Cal.
Morgan, Walter A.. 322 S. Elmwood
Ave., Oak Park. 111. 43, 67
Morgan. William T., Dorsey. R. 1, Miss. 1933
Morrell, Herbert B., Turners Falls,
Mass.
Morrill. Ernest E.. Grand Ave.. Cong'l
Church. Chicago. 111.
Morrill. Mrs. Frieda K., Sec, 193 Middle
St.. Portland. Me. (— )
[Morris, Ebenezer J., deceased.
Morris, Joseph S., Ft. Atkinson, Wis.
Morris. Russell R.. Middle Haddam.
Conn.
[Morris, William Grant, deceased. 58
Morrison. Frederick W., bus., 512 S.
5th St., San Jose, Cal. 1918
Morrison, George M., 735 Alden Rd.,
Claremont, Cal. 1892
Morrison, John A., Winslow. Me.
Morriss, Frank E., 2107 Henderson St.,
Dallas, Tex. 1925
Morrow, Fred R., college pastor, 101 N.
23d St., Corvallis. Ore. 1926
[Morrow, George W.. deceased. 58
Morrow. Horace E., 3210 Arthington St..
Chicago. 111. 1886
Morse. Charles H.. bus., 7 Orient St.. St.
Johnsbury, Vt. 1884
Morse, Edgar L.. Durand. Wis. 1879
Morse, James K., 45 Fairmont Ave.,
Hackensack, N. J.
Morson, Robert R., 89 Pleasant St.,
Palmer, Mass. 1898
Morton. Edgar. Stouffville, Ont. 1906
Morton, Howard A.. Rockland. Mass.
Morton, Norris T., 37 Forest St.. Provi-
dence, R. I.
Morton, Richard K., Goddard Ave.,
Rockland, Mass.
Morton, Wm. Henry, 200 So. Broadway,
Columbus Grove, O.
Moseley, John H., Saundersville, Mass.
tMoses, Elliot L. 1906
Moses, Leonard H., 114 Evergreen
Ave., Manhattan. Kan. 1876
Mosley. Henry. Arcade. N. Y.
Mosshammer. Alden. Old Greenwich,
Conn.
Mossman, G. Elmer. Scarboro, Me.
Moulton. Joseph F., A.B.C.F.M. 1918
Moulton. Warren J., Pr. Em., 15 Fifth A.
St., Bangor, Me. 36, 1899
"tMounsey, Clayton, R. 7, Keystone,
Ind. 1932
Mounts, Lewis H.. T., Ballard School,
Macon, Ga. 67, 1920
Mousley, William H.. Hall. N. Y.
Mowbray. Henry B., Demorest. Ga.
Moxie. Charles H.. Clive. la. 1886
Moya. Jesus M.. Box 1094. Grants. N. M.
Muellen. Herman, 215 Miller St.,
Michigan City, Ind.
Mueller, Samuel A., p.em., 1102 N.
Monticello Ave., Chicago. 111. 1881
Mulder, William A., Twinsburg, O.
[Mullenbach. James, deceased.
1934] Congregational-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 371
Mulnix, Andrew H., 327 Faneuil St.,
Brighton, Mass.
Munger, Earle A., biis., 2248 Carter Ave.,
St. Paul, Minn. 1904
Munroe, Oliver H., East Andover, N. H.
Munton, John T., S. E. 60th & Nehalem
Sts., Portland, Ore.
Murphy, Charles G., Sec, 2672 Sewell
St., Lincohi, Neb. 1891
Murphy, Lawrence E., 1470 Delhi St.,
Dubuque, Iowa.
Murphy, Thomas F., 3555 N. E. 25th St.,
Portland, Ore. 1883
*tMurray, Edward W., St. Ignace, Mich. 1897
Murray, Stanley F., Westport Factory,
Mass.
Mursell, George R., 3053 Sunset Dr.,
Columbus, O. 1927
Murtfeldt, Frank W., Broadway Taber-
nacle, New York City.
Musil, John, p.em., 3232 W. 82d St.,
Cleveland, O. 1888
Muste, Abraham J., P/., Room 702, 112 E.
19th St.. New York City. 1909
Mutch, William J., Pr. em., Ripon, Wis. 1885
Muttart, Wm. L., Hampton, Conn.
Myers, Benj. F., 1371 No. Gordon St.,
Pomona, Cal. 1896
Myers, Charles Haven, 8715 Woodward
Ave., Detroit, Mich.
Myers, Elmer H., college sec, 300 E. 15th
St., Yankton, S. D. 1905
Myers, Eugene H., chaplain, C. C. C.
Headquarters, Hibbing, Minn. 1926
Myers, Fred C, Anderson, R. 4, Ind.
Myers, Harry W., Jr., 1551 E. Mont-
gomery Ave., Philadelphia, Pa.
Myers, John W., Frankfort, R. 4, Ind. (— )
Myers, Lester G., Mansfield, Mass.
Myers, Paul B., Mattapoisett, Mass.
Myers, Virgil E., Box 62, Lodi, O.
Nagata, Samuel, bus., 574 S. Los Angeles
St., Los Angeles, Cal. 1918
Nagel, Herbert J., 216, E. Rochelle St.,
Cincinnati. O. 268
Nakamura, J. J.. 2632 L. St., San Diego,
Cal.
Nansen, J. Alfred, Waupun, Wis.
Nash, Mrs. Charlotte E., Ev.. 4085 S.
Hanly Rd., Clayton, Mo. 1912
Nash. George W., Pr., Yankton, S. D.
21, 42, 1921
Nation, Henry C. bus., 107 Florida
Ave., Jacksonville, Fla. 1909
Nauss, Earl F., 6 Summer St., Nashua,
N. H. 32
Naylor, B. Dent, Port Chicago. Cal.
Neagles. Miss Flora M., p.em., 4 Witt St.,
West Lynn, Mass. 1915
Neal, Alfred C, 20 Tip Top St., Brighton,
Mass.
Neal, F. Jefferson, 35 Congress St.,
Portland, Me.
Neeld, George A., 87 Main St., St.
Johnsbury, Vt. 13, 32
Neese, J. L., Reidsville, N. C.
Neilson, P. Mclnnes, bus., 806 So. Aiken
Ave.. Pittsburgh, Pa. 1899
Nelen, Emanuel E., 175 Suflford St., New
York City. 1921
Nellor, Charles H., bus., Vancouver, R.
F. D., Wash. 1901
Nelson, A. Calvin, R. 6, Clanton, Ala.
Nelson, Andrew G., Sugar Grove, R. D.
3, Pa.
Nelson, Anthony A., Milbank, S. D.
Nelson, Charles Adolphus, My., 179
Morgan St., Oberlin, O. 1892
Nelson, C. G., Dunning, Neb. 14
Nelson, Henry R., p.o.d., 2524 E. 22d St.,
Minneapolis, Minn. 1910
Nelson, J. Homer, Bar Harbor, Me.
Nelson, John R., 156 Porter St., Mel-
rose, Mass.
Nelson, Paul E., 409 1st Ave., Sterling,
111.
Nelson, Roscoe, p.em., 105 Elizabeth St.,
Hartford, Conn. 1892
Nemenz, Andrew, p.em., 60 Graham
St., Cincinnati, O. 1918
Nesbakken, Engebret, My., Throud-
legen, Norway. 1918
Nevala, Samuel, 40 Beech St., Newport,
N. H.
Nevers, Harold L., Box 781, Wilmington,
N. C.
Newberry, Charles E., Kirkland, Wash.
Newcomb, Edward H., Kittery Point,
Me.
Newell, Arthur F., Blair, Neb. ,
Newell, Henry C, Pr., Demorest, Ga. 42, 1912
Newell, Horatio B., 131 W. 8th St.,
Claremont, Cal. 1887
Newey, Paul S., 2501 N. Racine Ave.,
Chicago, 111.
Newland, Eddy C, Chadron, Neb.
Newlin, Neal D.. c/o Y. M. C. A.. Hamil-
ton, O.
Newman, C. E., Virgilina, Va.
Newman, J. U., P/., Elon College, N. C. 1883
Newman, Nathaniel G., Holland, Va.
Newman, William Iver, Etiwanda, Cal.
Newton, D. Augustine, p.em.., 26 Church
St., Westboro, Mass. 31, 1882
Newton, Harry J., 266 Alden Ave., New
Haven, Conn. 32
Newton, J. Edward, 92 Bamett St.,
New Haven, Conn.
Newton, James W., 19 Pleasant St.,
Farmington, N. H.
Newton, Joseph R., 1314 Commercial St.,
East Weymouth, Mass.
tNewton, Milton M. 1928
Newton, R. Esten, Jupiter, Fla.
Nichols, George T., Grant. Neb.
[Nichols, Jesse G., deceased.
Nichols, John T., Assonet, Mass.
Nicholson, Harry F., 4311 W. N. Ave.,
Milwaukee, Wis.
Nicholson, Wesley G., 1989 Westwood
Blvd., Los Angeles, Cal.
Nickerson. John, 3304 26th Ave., So.,
Minneapolis, Minn.
Nicol, Duane M., 6218 Cornelia Ave.,
Chicago, 111.
Nicolas, William H., 180 Bradstreet Ave.,
Revere, Mass.
Niederhelman, Alfred S., Bunker Hill,
m.
Niedringhaus, Fred W., 824 N. 2d Ave.,
Tucson, Ariz.
Nightingale, Abram, Crossville, Tenn.
Nightwine, Leonard S., Falmouth,
Tyfagg
Nilson,' Paul E., A.B.C.F.M. 1918
tNissen, Neil. 1907
Nixon, Everett, Kokomo, R. 5, Ind.
Nixon, Joshua S. B., Harvey, N. D.
Noble, Charles, pf.em., 1101 Clifton St.,
N. W., Washington, D. C. 1873
Noble, Phineas S., R. 1, Haxtun, Colo. 1892
Noon, Philo G., Tyngsboro, Mass. 1924
Norcross, Geo. D. H., bus., Dayton,
Tenn. 1913
Nordlund, Anders A., Georgetown,
Conn.
Norenberg, Jess H., 403 3rd Ave., Eau
Claire, Wis.
Norfleet, A. L., 701 35th St., Cairo, 111. 1896
Norris, John W., Northampton, R. D. 1,
Mass. 1894
372 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1934
tNorris, Russell O. 1930
North, Stanley U., Briarcliff Manor,
N. Y. 30, 69
North, Walter H., 224 W. 62d St., Ter.,
Kansas City, Mo. 10
Northrop, Byron W., Baxter, la.
[Northrop, Edward A., deceased.
Norton, Edwin C, Pf.. 145 W. 7th St.,
Claremont, Cal. 1884
Norton, Milton J., Berlin Heights, O. 1897
Norton, William H., Bloomer, Wis.
Noss, Frederick B., 6 Stonehenge Rd.,
Andover, Mass.
Nourse, D. Elmer, 469 Boulevard, Ash-
land, Ore.
Nowell, Thomas, Bryant, S. D.
Noyce, George T., Crete, Nebr.
Noyce, Ralph B., Atlantic, la.
Noyes, Edward M., p. em., 14 Crystal
St., Newton Centre, Mass. 31, 1883
Noyes, Frank I., Manomet, Mass.
Noyes, Frederick B., lit.. North Hamp-
ton, N. H. 1890
Noyes, Henry H., Shrewsbury, Mass.
Nuetzmann, Herman, Ritzville, Wash..
Nugent, Thomas E., Valley City, N. D.
Nunn, Robert A., Gilsum, N. H.
Nutt, E. J., 797 N. Park St., Columbus,
Ohio. 1899
Nutter, Virbrook, Warehouse Point,
Conn.
Nutting, John D., Sec, 9277 Amesbury
Ave., Cleveland, O. 1885
Nutting, Wallace, bus., 24 Vernon St.,
Framingham, Mass. 1889
Nuuhiwa, Solomon D., Hauula, Oahu,
T. H. 1897
Nye, Dewitt C, Algona, Wash. 1920
Nye, G. B.. bus., Gen'l Del., Billings,
Mont. 1917
Nyhan, Joseph E., bus., 5227 Dorchester
Ave., Chicago, 111. 1909
Nylen, Edwin B., Royalston, Mass.
Nyrop, J. Chris, Brule, Neb.
Oakes, B. S., Box 52, Mayland, Tenn. 1888
Oakes, Clay O., bus., 209 E. Sheridan
Ave., Kingfisher, Okla. 1911
Oakes, Isaac L., Colton, Cal. 1895
Oakes, William M., Neosho, Mo.
Oakley, E. Clarence, 2364 Bryant St.,
Palo Alto, Cal. 1881
Obenhaus, Herman, St., 19 S. La Salle
St., Chicago. 111. 26, 67, 1893
Obenhaus, Victor, p.o.d., Euclid & Cor-
nell Rd., Cleveland, O. 1929
Oberlin, Clarence D., 212 W. 3d St.,
Rochester, Mich.
Ogden, S. Duane, Anthony, Kan.
Ogren, Andrew J., 8 David St., Rum-
ford. R. I. 1930
O'Hara, W. Heber, Lakemont, N. Y.
Ohman, Howard, 421 So. 36th St..
Omaha. Neb. 268
tOhmura. Masayoshi. 1931
Ojala, Andrew, pastor-at-large. Brush
Prairie, R. D. 1, Box 136, Wash. 1910
Okamoto. Kakichi, Box 894, Honolulu,
T. H.
Okumura, Takie, Box 894, Honolulu,
T. H.
Olander, Paul H. W., Ellsworth, Me.
Oldfield, Harry L., 26 Lathrop St., West
Springfield, Mass.
Oldfield, W. Judson, Mojave, Cal.
Olds, A., Berkley, Norfolk, Va.
Olds, C. Burnell, A.B.C.F.M. 1901
Olejar. George. R. D. 2, Box 64, Dispu-
tant, Va.
Oliver, Samuel N., Muskegon, Mich.
Oliver, William B., 17 Nahant St.,
Lynn, Mass.
Ollech, Herman, Bayard, Neb.
OUis, Fred W.. Buffalo. Wyo.
Olmstead. Charles, p.em.. Lisle. N. Y. 1883
Olmstead. Duncan McD.. Lisle. N. Y.
[Olmstead. Julian Hanford, deceased. 58
Olmstead. Nirum P., 411 Juniper St..
Brainerd. Minn.
Olsen. Herman J.. Litchfield. Me.
Olsen. Oscar L., Castine. Me.
Olson, Herman, 828 Buckingham PI.,
Chicago. 111. 1911
Omans, Chester C, 325 E. Jefferson St.,
Ann Arbor, Mich. 1891
Omo, Harvey T., Laverne, Okla. 1914
O'Neill, Charles A., Nekoosa, Wis.
O'Neill, Mrs. Dora, Adams, Wis. 1912
O'Neill, Joseph T., Adams, Wis.
O'Neill, William B., 85 Emerson St..
Utica. N. Y.
O'Neill, W. B. H., Spring Green, Wis.
Opsal, Tobias B., 383 Cleveland St.,
Orange, N. J.
[Orchard, John, deceased. 58
Oren, Jesse I., Farmland, R. 1, Ind.
Orr, Howard W., Wilbraham, Mass.
Orr, James B., 7520 Ney Ave., Oakland,
Cal.
Orth, Andrew P.. 926 The Alameda.
Berkeley, Cal. 1887
Orton, Richford D.. 621 Woodside Ave..
Ripon. Wis. 1910
Osborn. George R.. Daleville, Ind.
Osborn, William M., Sanborn, N. D.
Osborne, Cyrus A., P/., 328 N. Taylor
Ave., Oak Park, 111. 13, 1895
Osborne, Earl C, North Berwick, Me.
*tOsborne. J. T.. 33 Oak St.. New Bern.
N. C. (-)
Osborne, Naboth, 515 No. Sixth St.. Bur-
lington, la. 1900
Osgood, Charles S., 308 Battle Ave..
White Plains, N. Y.
Osgood. Lucian E., Penney Farms,
Fla. 1891
Osgood. Robert S., Winslow. R. F. D. 2.
Wash. 1898
'tOshimo, Raymond, Pf., Doshisha Univ.,
Kyoto, Japan. 1927
Osmun, Miss Nelle M., 1636 Pacific Ave.,
Long Beach, Cal. 1913
Ostrander, Clinton E., Whitewater, Wis.
Otto, Richard, Pine Island, N. Y.
Outerbridge, Leonard M.. .Sec, 14 Bea-
con St.. Boston, Mass. 18
Overmyer. John W.. Lucas, R. D., O. 1911
Owen, Elwyn, Oak Hill. O. 268
Owen, George D., Ormond, Fla.
Owen, George W., 40 Oak St., Hyde
Park. Mass.
Owen, Hugh T.. St. Charles, Minn.
Owen. J. Herbert. Worthington. Mass.
Owen, John David, Fair Haven. Vt.
Owen, John M.. 71 Academy St., Wilkes
Barre, Pa. 268
Owen, Llewelyn A.. 725 No. Linn St..
Iowa City. la.
[Owen, Thomas Newton, deceased. 58
Owen, W. Moreton, 22 Marion Ave..
Waterbury, Conn.
Owens, Edmund, Lincoln, Cal. 1899
Owens, J. Franklin, Wilder, Vt.
Oyakawa, Edward. Papaikou, T. H.
Oxley, Charles G., bus., 1432 6th Ave.,
S. E., Cedar Rapids, la. 1893
Oxnard, Henry E., Southboro, Mass.
Pacillas, J. V., 232 D. St., Chino, Cal.
Packard, Harrison L.. 20 Shaffner St..
Worcester. Mass.
Packard, Herbert L.. Crown Point.
N. Y.
Packard. J. Roy, 113 Union St., East
Walpole, Mass.
1934] Congregational-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 373
Packard, N. Luther, p.em., Arvin,
R. F. D. 1, Cal. 1886
Packer, Percival C, Mott, N. D.
Paddock, Edward A., Pn., R. F. D. 1,
Weiser, Ida. 1867
Paddon, Timothy G., Concord, R. D. 5,
N. H.
Page, Edward H., Ev.. c/o S. F. Mott. Jr.,
113 Woodbine St., Auburn, R. I. 1922
Page, Frederick H., pr.em., 22 Green-
wood Lane, Waltham, Mass. 10, 68, 1893
[Page, Miss Jennie C, deceased.
*tPage, N. H., Holly Springs, N. C. (— )
Page, Wesley E., Jericho Center, Vt.
Paille, Charles E., Canandaigua, R. D.
4, N. Y.
Painter, Harry M., Winslow, Wash.
Paisley, John O., Norwich, Vt.
Palmer, Albert W., Pr., 5827 Blackstone
Ave., Chicago, 111. 13, 21. 37, 1904
Palmer, Burton M., Saratoga, Cal.
Palmer, Clay E.. 1848 Moss St.. Eugene,
Ore.
Palmer, E. Burton, 205 N. Avenue 57,
Los Angeles, Cal. 1911
Palmer. Frank H., 45 West St., Brain-
tree. Mass. 1880
Palmer. Harry, 4972 E. 84th St., Cleve-
land, O. 1893
Palmer. Stephen G., Sharon, Mass. 1897
Palmer. Willard H., asst. st.. 135 Ash-
mont St., Portland, Me. 68, 1903
Pankhurst, William H., Derby, Kan.
Papazian, Manasseh G., 1323 M St.,
Fresno, Cal.
Paris. Sandy A., Mooresville, N. C.
Park, J. Edgar, Pr., Wheaton College,
Norton. Mass. 31, 1903
Parker, A. J., 11 Albyn PI., Aberdeen,
Scotland. 1919
Parker. Asa M.. Boscawen. N. H.
Parker. Charles Franklin, Prescott,
Ariz.
Parker, Fletcher D.. 157 Tremont St..
Hartford, Conn.
Parker, Frederick. Sherman Mills, Me.
Parker, G. Russell. Charlevoix, Mich.
Parker, George G., East Jaflrey. N. H. 268
Parker. H. Franklin. North Chichester.
N. H.
Parker, James E.. Palm City, Fla.
Parker, W. Carl, 719 McMillan St.. N.
W..Atlanta, Ga.
Parker. William M., Cordova, Md. 1932
Parks. James W., 113 E. 6th St.,
Metropolis. 111.
Parks, Kenneth G., Roberts, 111. 268
Parks, Q. S., 354 S. 2d St., Coshocton, O. 1905
Parks, William U., P/., 115 Jackman
St., Janesville, Wis. 1897
Parr, Clarence E., 517 9th Ave. N., Fargo,
N. D.
Parr. Leonard A.. 845 So. Quincy St..
Green Bay, Wis.
Parra. Ezequiel R., 408 N. 5th St., Gal-
lup, N. M.
Parry, John Burford, Wellesley, Mass.
Parry, William Davidson, bus., 129 E.
5th St., Oklahoma City. Okla. 1923
Parson, A. E.. asst. St., 3345 20th Ave.,
S., Minneapolis, Minn. 68, 1904
Parsons, Charles, Sec, 412 Youngerman
Bldg.. Des Moines, la. 1894
Parsons, Edward R., R. F. D. 1, Box 35,
Joplin, Mo. 1906
Parsons, Edward S., Pr., 210 5th St.,
Marietta, O. 42, 1888
Parsons, Howard G., 43 Pine St., Peter-
boro. N. H.
Parsons. J. Franklin. McGregor. la.
Parsons, James, 4012 Allin St., Long
Beach, Cal. 1893
Parsons, St. Clare, Greenville, Mich.
Partch, Le Roy, Columbus, Wis.
Partington, Inor, No. Stonington, Conn.
Partridge, Charles F., bus., Woodstock,
Vt. 1890
Partridge, Ernest C. 108 E. College St.,
Oberlin, O. 1898
Parvin, Ira L., Rochester, Wis.
Pascoe, Francis H.. 120 Ridge St., Coal-
dale, Pa.
Paske, William J., 1010 S. Oakdale St.,
Medford, Ore. 1887
Passley, Robert, 1006 Brook Ave..
Bronx, N. Y. (— )
Patch, Don I., 530 St. Marks PI., West-
field, N. J.
Patch, Isaac P., 1508 10th St.. Altoona,
Pa. 1879
Patch, Mrs. Olive Pearson, 530 St.
Marks PI.. Westfield, N. J. 1927
Paterson, Arthur E., Maple Shade Rd.,
Middletown, Conn. 1918
Paterson, John R., 3211 134th St., Toledo.
Ohio.
Pates, William, Larchwood, la.
Paton, Robert, 210 S. Hambden St.,
East Claridon, O.
Patte, Edouard. Geneva, Switzerland. 1931
Patten. Arthur B.. Claremont, Cal. 1894
Patten, Ernest B.. 24 Cleveburn PI..
Buffalo, N. Y. 1916
Patten. Harry B.. 303 S. 2d St., Gallup,
N. M.
Patterson. A. J.. 165 N. E. 62d St.. Miami.
Fla. 1913
Patterson. Douglas R., 1727 Gregory St.,
Chicago, m.
Patterson, Edmund S. J.. Woodhaven.
N. Y. 1924
Patterson, George Leo. Lee, 1620 Clark-
son St., Denver, Colo. 1901
Patterson, Talmage M., Vista, Cal.
Patton, Carl S.. P/.. Pacific School of
Religion. Berkeley, Cal. 41, 1892
Patton, Cornelius H., Secern., 888
Asylum Ave., Hartford, Conn. 1887
Patton, J. W., bus., Elon College, N. C. (— )
Patton, William W., 187 Ridgewood
Ave., Glen Ridge, N. J. 10, 11. 20, 24, 25
Pauck, Wilhelm, Pf., 5757 University
Ave., Chicago, 111. 37, 1928
Paul, Charles D.. 89 Chase St., South
Portland, Me.
Paul, Ralph W., Denison Ave. and W.
99th St., Cleveland, O.
Paull, A. R.. St., 26 Bridge St., So. Dart-
mouth, Mass. 1892
Paull, Stephen J., Britton. Mich.
Pavy, Roy G., 80 Broad St.. Westfield,
Mass. 32
Paxton, Robert F., 1209 Connecticut
Ave.. St. Cloud. Fla. 1887
tPayne. Horatio C. i89l
Payne. Wilbur N.. 2478 Berwyn Ave.,
Chicago, 111. 1899
[Payne, William B., deceased.
Payson, G. Phillips, Chatterton Park-
way. White Plains. N. Y. 1899
Peabody. Harry E., 302 E. Lawrence
St.. Appleton. Wis.
Peabody. Stephen C. Ripon, Wis.
"tPeace, George H., R. 1, Box 84, Hamp-
ton, Va. (_)
Peacock, Alfred G., Lisbon, N. H.
Peacock, Geo. M., So. Bristol, Me.
Peacock. John P. W.. Mattapoisett,
Mass. 1929
tPeacock, Stewart W. 1921
Peacock, W. J., bus.. Green Bay, Wis. 1903
Pearce, George A., Wakefield, Va.
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Pearce, John J., R. F. D. 3, Glennville,
Ga.
Pearce, William, Hemet, Cal.
Pearman, Earl O., Salisbury, Conn.
Pearse, Franklin F., 611 N. Wilson
Ave., Pasadena, Cal. 1883
Pearson, Daniel J., Pearson, R. D. 1,
Ga. 1905
Pearson, Frank, Hancock, N. H. 1899
Pearson, Milo E., 59 Federal St., Salem,
Mass. 12, 18
Pearson, Samuel, Friona, Tex.
Peck, Charles H.. 50 Broad St., Norwich,
Conn. 1882
Peck, Henry A., 1 Winslow Ct., Nauga-
tuck. Conn.
Peck, Henry P., p.em., Mont Vernon,
N. H. 1882
Peck, Ira L., Gasport, N. Y. 1894
Pederson, Jans H., Hudson, Wis. (er-
roneously reported deceased 1933
Y. B.) 1897
Peebles, Arthur B., 1609 W. Lewis St.,
San Diego, Cal. 1885
Peel, Robert H., Gasport, N. Y.
Peet, Lyman P., 484 West Montana St.,
Pasadena, Cal. 1888
Peggs, Frederick, London, England. 1919
*tPellom, A. F., R. 2, Leland, N. C. (— )
Pender, Mrs. Anna B., Newburgh,
N. Y. 1931
Pender, George W., 22 Courtney Ave..
Newburgh, N. Y.
Pender, Howard D., Bridgewater,
N. Y.
Pendleton, James N., Brewster, Wash.
Pendleton, Norman W., 4 King St..
Redwood City, Cal.
Pengelly, John C. N., Fort Pierre,
S. D. 1917
Penman, John S., 146 Brattle St., Cam-
bridge, Mass. 1887
Penn, George W., 616 South May St.,
Chicago, 111. 1931
Penn, Samuel M., Sophia, N. C.
Pennell, Preston W., Freedom, Me.
Penner, Albert J., 27 Crescent St..
Northampton, Mass.
Penney, Edgar J., R. F. D. 4. Mason
City, la. '°'''
Penney, Hugh, 17 Belmont St., Lowell,
Mass. „ „
Penniman, Henry M., Pf.em., R. 2,
Berea, Ky. ^ 1S»*
Penrose, Stephen B. L., college pastor.
7 College Ave., Walla Walla, Wash. 1890
Percy, C. Lisle, Pf., Demorest, Ga. 1908
Percy, Walter S., East Smithfield, Pa. 1893
Perdriau, Leslie H., 240 Parkway. Chel-
sea. Mass. ^ ,
Perez-Diaz, Vicente, 6 Victor Lokpez
St., Santurce, Puerto Rico.
Perkins, Dennis W., R. F. D. 5, Beach-
ton, Ga. . „ .,
Perkins, Jacob R., 118 5th Ave.. Council
Bluffs, la. ^ ^, ^ ,„^.
Perkins, James Coffin, Regent, N. D. 1885
Perkins, James Croswell, Regent, N. D.
Perkins, James H., Newbury, Vt.
Perrin, J. Newton, Plainfield, Vt. 1892
Perrin, Jesse F.. Faribault, Minn.
Perrin, John D., Watervliet, Mich.
Perrin P. P.. Browns Valley, Mmn. 1928
Perry, Alfred M., Pf., 333 Hammond St.,
Bangor, Me. 36, 1918
[Perry, Charles Albert, deceased. 58
Perry, Clarence H., Otis, Mass.
*tPerry, E. L., New Bern, N. C. (— )
Perry. Edward T., My., 16 Atwood St.,
Hartford, Conn. ^^ ^ 1924
Perry, Laurence, 46 Shepard St.. Cam-
bridge, Mass. l»94
Perry, Percy L., bus., Little River, Kan. 1916
*tPerson, A., Raleigh, N. C. (— )
Person, B. A.. 2209 Sumner St.. Ho-
quiam. Wash.
Persons, Frederick T.. Lib., 14 Beacon
St., Boston, Mass. 31. 1903
Peters, Aaron T.. My., South America. 1917
Peters, Frank H., Strongsville, Ohio.
Peters, J. George, Radnor, O.
Peters, John C, Walnut Grove, Minn.
Peters, Robert F. R., 145 Beardsley Ter..
Bridgeport, Conn.
Peterson, Anders O., Flanders, East
Lyme, Conn. 1895
Peterson, Carl E., 419 Graceland St. N.
E.. Grand Rapids, Mich. 1917
Peterson, Carl J., Craftsbury Common,
Vt.
Peterson, George I., Dover, 111.
Peterson, Hammond I., Georgetown,
Mass.
Peterson, Henry M., bus., Pegan Lane,
Dover, Mass. 1907
Peterson, J. Albert. Little Falls. Minn. 1912
Peterson. J. Martin. Birnamwood, Wis.
Peterson, Olaf P., 16 Elbridge St., Wor-
cester, Mass. 1884
Peterson, Oscar W., North Troy, Vt.
Peterson, Tellef C. 1286 Cranford Ave.,
Lakewood. O. 1893
Petrie. Alexander C. 3608 N. Hamilton
Ave., Chicago. 111.
Pettengill, Daniel L., Frye. Me. 1907
*tPettigrew, Julius D.. 1410 Pine St.,
Durham, N. C. 1870
Pettigrew, Mrs. Nina D.. 809 Bonita
Dr.. So. Pasadena, Cal. 1894
•fPettway, Thomas H.. Box 752, Burling-
ton, N. C. 1927
Petty, Orville A.. 902 Chapel St., New
Haven. Conn. 12. 21, 1901
Peyton, Frank, 616 N. Lincoln St.,
Hastings, Neb.
Peyton, John M., R. D. 4, Ogdensburg,
N. Y.
Pfaffman, P. Fred, Bruce, Wis.
Pfeifer, Robert F., Swanton, Vt.
Pfenning, Theodore H., Sidney, Mont. 1902
Phelps, Arthur D., bus.. Great Bend,
Kan. 1927
Phelps, Arthur S., bus., 4720 Middaugh
Ave., Downers Grove. 111. 1906
Phelps, Miss Isabelle J., My., Hartford
Seminary Foundation. Hartford.
Conn. 1907
[Phelps. Lawrence, deceased. 59
Phelps, Theron Torrence, 464 E. Walnut
St., Pasadena, Cal.
Phelts, H. Raymond, Chester, N. H.
Phillippi, H. Roy, Baker, Mont. 13
Phillips, Charles H., p.em., 3523 N.
Humboldt Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. 1885
Phillips, David W., Iron River, Wis. 1904
Phillips, Edward H., Field Agt., 2026
St. Anthony St., New Orleans, La.
68, 70, 1923
Phillips. Edwin T., Sparta, Wis.
Phillips, John M., 200 N. Beacon St..
Hartford, Conn. 12. 32
Phillips, Joseph, Angola, N. Y.
Phillips, Ray E., A.B.C.F.M. 1917
Phillips, Watson L., p.em., 105 Linden
St., New Haven, Conn. 1877
Phillipson, Francis H., 296 Willett St.,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Pickens, John E.. Lake View, N. Y.
Pickett. Warren W.. 1197 Edison Ave.,
Detroit. Mich.
Pierce. Albert F.. p.em., 79 Waldeck
St.. Dorchester. Mass. 1871
[Pierce, Ira W., deceased.
1934] Congregational-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 375
Pierce, Jason N., 3760 Fillmore St., San
Francisco, Cal.
Pierce, Payson E., 159 Woburn St.,
Reading, Mass.
Pierce, W. G., 4134 Mass. Ave., Long
Beach, Cal. 1923
Pierce, William R., West Terre Haute,
R. F. D., Ind. 1895
Pierpont, John, 33 Lincoln Ave., Am-
herst, Mass. 1888
Piersall, Paul L., Annapolis, 111.
Pietz, Emil, bus., Redfield, S. D. 1932
Pifer, N. Franklin, bus., Bertrand, Neb. 1924
Pike, Clarence, 475 Central St., Clifton-
dale, Mass. 1884
Pike, David, 476 Varnum Ave., Lowell,
Mass.
Pike, Granville R., Yakima, R. D. 2,
Wash. 1883
Pillasch, Charles H., Mt. Healthy, R.
D. 11, O.
Pinch, Fred, Newaygo, Mich.
Pinckney, Anthony C, Box 187, Car-
thage, N. C.
Pinckney, Wade, 528 Stewart Ave.,
Ithaca, N. Y. 1906
Pinkerton, Henry M., 1625 Warren
Blvd., Chicago, 111. 1901
Pinkerton, William B., 4924 Hillcrest
Dr., Los Angeles, Cal.
Pinkham, Ralph, Weeping Water, Neb.
Pinkney, Clarence W., 500 4th St., Wa-
tertown. Wis.
Pinney, Ira E.. 24 School St., Randolph,
Vt. 1904
Piper, J. W., Box 112, Legrand, Iowa. 1870
Piper, Mrs. Sarah M., Legrand, Iowa. 1901
Pitman, Albert J., 4716 Seeley Ave.,
Downers Grove, 111.
Pittan, Hudson H., 817 S. 4th St.,
Springfield, 111. 67
Pittman, Robert W., Polo, 111. 1888
Pitzer, J. H., R. 2, Hamersville, Ohio.
[Plant, James T., deceased. 59
Piatt, Ferry L., 710 Poyntz Ave., Man-
hattan, Kan.
Pleasant, Daniel G., South Solon, Ohio.
Pleasant, Ellis E., Wailuku, Maui, T. H.
Plomer, C. Donald, 28 Mapleview Ter.,
New Bedford, Mass.
Plowright, Joseph A. H., GofEstown,
N. H.
Plumb, Albert H., 143 Linnmoore St.,
Hartford, Conn. 1899
Plumb, Maurice Raymond, 68 Columbia
Ave., Edgewood, R. I.
Plummer, Cecil H., Philadelphia, N. Y.
Plumstead, George, c/o Moreno Stage,
Riverside, Cal. 1902
Poai, William K., 821 Umi St., Hono-
lulu, T. H.
Pobanz, Charles A., Glyndon, Minn.
Poe, Denmark L., 611 Nantucket St.,
Greensboro, N. C.
Poelman, Theodore J., Plymouth, R.
D. 3, N. H. 1916
Poepoe, Henry K., 768 Kanoa Lane,
Honolulu, T. H. 67
Poeton, Josiah, 439 W. 6th St., Clare-
mont, Cal. 1896
Poling, Daniel V., Ed., Albany, Ore. 1892
Pollard, George A., 4725 N. Haight St.,
Portland, Ore.
Pollard, Harry H., 915 Ionia Ave., S. W.,
Grand Rapids, Mich. 1910
Pollard, Mrs. Harry H., 915 Ionia Ave.,
Grand Rapids, Mich. 1917
Pollard, Herbert, 1117 N. 24th St., Boise,
Ida. 1892
Pollard. M. A., Liberty, R. 2, N. C.
Pomeroy, Albert E., 223 No. Madison St.,
Bay City, Mich. 1898
Pomeroy, Howard E., 47 Halifax St.,
Jamaica Plain, Mass.
tPomfert, Alfred. 1894
Pond, Evarts W., Nantucket, Mass.
Pool, Francis W., Y. M. C. A., St. Paul,
Minn. 1894
Poole, Francis A., 48 Columbian St.,
So. Weymouth, Mass.
Poor, William G., Upton, Mass.
Pope, Howard W., 2110 Burlington
Ave., St. Petersburg, Fla. 1874
Porter, Edward C, 24 Randolph St.,
Arlington, Mass. 1884
Porter, Frank C, Pf., 266 Bradley St.,
New Haven, Conn. 40, 1895
Porter, Horace, 5081 Magnolia Ave.,
Riverside, Cal. 1890
Porter, John, Wyanet, 111. 1906
[Porter. John L.. deceased.
Porter, John S., A.B.C.F.M. 1891
Porter, Leland W., Sleepy Eye, Minn.
Porter, Lucius C, A.B.C.F.M. 1908
Porter, Matthew B., Jr., 15 Oak St.,
Riverside, R. I.
Porter, Reuben B., Crete, Neb.
Porter, Robert. 6501 Wydown Blvd.,
St. Louis, Mo.
Post, A. H., 5400a Reber PI., St. Louis,
Mo.
Potter, Edgar A., bus., N. Grandview
Ave., Yakima, Wash. 1901
Potter, James H.. Norfolk. Conn.
Potter. Rockwell H., Dean, 150 Scar-
borough St.. Hartford. Conn.
6. 10, 18, 38, 1898
Potts, Albert E., 911 Franklin St., S. E.,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Poulson, Marna, Penney Farms, Fla. 1918
Pound, William H., 393 Westchester
Ave., Port Chester, N. Y. 1888
Powe, William P. D.. Earl, Wis.
Powell, Dalmanutha, Worland, Wyo. 1890
Powell, Gregory J., p. em., Ballantine,
Mont. 1883
Powell. John W.. Pf., 2113 Oliver Ave..
So.. Minneapolis, Minn. 1898
Powell. Mrs. Katherine. lib.. Wood-
burn. Ore. 1905
Powell, Richard, 301 North Bromley
Ave., Scranton, Pa. 1876
Powell, Thomas B., 13 Eversley Ave.,
Norwalk, Conn. 1909
Powell, Wm. Percy. Owen. Wis.
Powley. Malcolm Gerald. 420 W. 5th
Ave.. Flint. Mich.
Poythress, Olive D., 7 Guerriere St., So..
Norfolk. Va.
Pratt. Arthur P.. 65 High St.. Green-
field, Mass. 32
Pratt, D. Butler, dean em., 1245 Crit-
tenden St., N. W., Washington, D. C. 1889
Pratt, Nathaniel M., 208 Fuller St.,
Brookline, Mass. 1896
Pratt, Robert M., 336 S. 5th St., Salina,
Kan. 1910
Prentiss, William C, North Brookfield,
Mass.
Pressey, Edwin S., 326 Massachusetts
Ave., N. E., Washington, D. C. 1888
Prestidge, William J., Deerfleld, Mich. 1902
Preston. Charles W., Cazadero, Cal. 1886
Preston, Oimai B.. 116 N. Willard St..
Ottimiwa, la.
Preston, Thomas Davis, Honakaa,
Hawaii.
Price, D. B., bus.. Box 665, Helena,
Mont. 1889
[Price, Edgar H., deceased.
Price, Floyd M., Garden City, Ala.
Price. Francis M., 2929 Grove St.,
Berkeley, Cal. 1883
376 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1934
Price, James Henry, 6410 Pollard St., Los
Angeles, Cal.
Price, James W., 1211 18th St., Santa
Monica, Cal. 1907
Price, Jonah, 1419 Ivy Ave., Newport
News, Va.
Price, Ora A., Logan, O. 1914
Price, Samuel, Greenup, 111.
Price, William D., bus., Seattle, Wash. 1906
Priest, Ozro E., Johannesburg, Mich.
Priestley, Jonas, Riceville, la.
Prigmore, Joseph D., Baldwinville,
Mass.
Prince, J. Wesley. Kennebunk, Me.
Prince, John C. 2 Winter St.,
Plymouth, N. H.
Pringle, Henry N., Int. Reform Fed.,
206 Penn Ave., S. E., Washington,
D. C. 1894
Prior, Cecil L., 239 S. Maple St., Es-
condido, Cal.
Pritchard, Arthur O.. 31 E. Mira Monte
Ave., Sierra Madre, Cal. 33, 66
Pritchard, William S., pastor-at-large,
W. 1221 Mallon Ave., Spokane, Wash. 1893
Pritchett, Lester C, Chaplain, U. S. N.,
U. S. S. Canopus, c/o Postmaster,
Seattle, Wash. 1925
•tProctor. Walter G., Box 416, R. D. 6.
Indianapolis, Ind. 1897
Provost, George E., 320 Washington St.,
Providence, R. I.
Prucha, John, 11716 Woodland Ave.,
Cleveland, O.
Pruitt, Jesse J., Sutton, Neb.
Pruitt, Robert W., Nampa. Ida. 1924
Pryor, John C, Gilbertville, Mass.
Pugh, Jefferson H., Edwight, W. Va.
Pullman, George C, 2112 Nebraska St.,
Sioux City, la.
Punter, Charles W., Northport, Mich.
Purdue, Joseph O., Bath, Me.
Purdum, Lewis E., 19 Clinton Ave.,
New Haven, Conn.
Pursley, Ernest, Winchester, R. 1, Ind.
Putsch, Robert W., 6 Belfry Ter., Lex-
ington, Mass.
Pyche, Howard H., Leigh, Neb.
Pye, Ernest, My., 120 E. College St.,
Oberlin. O. 1911
Pyle, H€zekiah L., 52 N. State St..
Westerville, O.
Queen, Charles N., Box 23, Agoura,
Cal. 1886
Quinby, Langdon, 17 Green St., Au-
gusta, Me.
Quint, John H., 31 Franklin St., Chel-
sea, Mass. 31
Quinton, John W., 234 Valleywood Dr.,
Toledo, O.
Racelis, Pedro E., Papaikou. T. H.
Racer, Harley M., My., Union Gospel
Mission, 235 E. 7th St., St. Paul, Minn. 1907
Radach, Theo. W., 2729 So. I4th St..
Lincoln, Neb.
Raef, Frank, Bingham, Neb.
Ragland, Fountain G.. N. 1115 8th Ave.,
Birmingham, Ala.
Rahill, John Wells, 36 Ascan Ave., For-
est Hills, L. I., N. Y. 13, 24
Raine, James W., Ff., Berea, Ky. 1899
Rainey, Eugene H., Homer, O.
[Rainier, Martin Thomas, deceased. 59
Raita, Aleksi, 1416 W. 37th Dr., Los
Angeles, Cal.
Ralph, Edwin A., 5047 Broadway,
Cleveland, O.
Ralph, Philip H., 109 Union St., Rock-
ton, 111.
Ralph, Robbins E., Brandon, Vt.
Ralph, William J. C, Hartland, Wis.
Ramaker, John, So. Glastonbury. Conn.
Ramige, Eldon A., Oakland, la.
Ramsey, Samuel, Concord, W. Va. 1924
Ramshaw, Charles W., Morgan Park.
Duluth, Minn. (— )
Rand, Wilbur, Melvin Mills, N. H. 1883
Randall. Winfield S., West Harpswell,
Me. 1895
Randall, Alfred E., 316 E. Fourth St.,
Jamestown, N. Y.
Randies, Walter M., Council Grove,
Kan.
Rankin, Emmet W., So. Bridgton. Me.
Rankin, Isaac O., Ed., 30 Longwood
Ave., Brookline, Mass. 1880
Rankin, James H., p.em., 309 Main St..
Conneaut, O. 1896
Rankin, Wilfred, 139-11 223d St., Laurel-
ton. L. I., N. Y. 1927
Ranney. Mrs. Helen Street, Sec, 19 S. La
Salle St., Chicago, 111. 1922
Rapp, Alfred H., Berlin, Conn.
Rasche, Robert L., 224 2nd St., Long-
mont, Colo.
Rasmussen, Mrs. Emma, 108 N. Union
St., Stafford, Kans. 1895
Ratcliffe, George B., Romeo, Mich.
Ratcliffe, Thomas H.. Wasco, Cal.
Rath. Herbert E., Glen UUin, N. D.
Rath, Jacob, Hebron, N. D.
Rathbone, Leland D., Box 530, R. D. 5,
Santa Rosa, Cal. 1888
Raugust, John J., 405 E. St., Fresno.
Cal.
[Rawson. Edward Kirk, deceased. 59
Ray, Gabriel F.. 536 N. Alexandria
Ave.. Los Angeles, Cal. 1898
*tRay, George W., 235 E. 49th St., New
York City. 1884
Rayboum, Roy L., Gaylord, Kans.
Raymond, C. Rexford, 6 So. Bennett St.,
Southern Pines, N. C.
Raymond, Frederick W., Pr., Defiance.
O. 10, 14, 42. 1902
Read, James L., 1785 W. 21st., Los
Angeles, Cal. 1895
Read, Osceola J., P. O. Box 485. Pal-
cstinc Tgx.
Read, Ralph H., 104-36 196th St.. HoUis,
L. I., N. Y.
Ream, William T., West De Pere, Wis.
Recard, Chas. W., Forest St., Welling-
ton, O.
Rector, Oscar V., Truro, la.
Redfield, Charles P., 17 Pratt St.,
Rocky Hill, Conn. 1899
Redfield, W. Adelbert. Pleasant Hill.
Tenn. 1927
Reed, Cass A.. A.B.C.F.M. - 1911
Reed, Delavan B., Manton, Mich. 1881
Reed, Ernest E., Box 416, Tacoma, R.
D. 3. Wash. 1887
Reed, George H., p.em., 232 No. Main
St., Concord, N. H. 1887
Reed, George W., McLaughlin, S. D. 1887
Reed, Lewis T.. Sec, 287 4th Ave.,
New York City. 10. 24, 25, 34, 1899
Reed. Lucius F.. 1128 Pine St., Boulder,
Colo.
Reed, Marion D., 515 Pond St., Syracuse,
N. Y. 1892
Reed, Paul V., Cleburne, Tex. 1927
Reeder, William C 1519 E. Grand
Ave., Springfield, 111.
nReep, C. E.. Harford Mills. N. Y. 1914
Rees, James E., Vineland, R. D. 3,
N. J. 1903
Rees. Rees J.. 91 Oak St., Forty Fort,
Pa. 1891
Rees, Silas R., 260 Columbia Ave.,
Grantwood, N. J.
Reese, Ernest A., Suflfield, Conn.
1934] Congregational-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 377
Reese, George H., Eastford, Conn.
Reese. John B., My., 616 E. 5th Ave.,
Mitchell, S. D. 1907
Reeves, Charles A., Geraldine, Mont. 1932
Reeves, Charles E., 19 Scotland Rd.,
Norwich Town, Conn. 1895
Reeves, Floyd D., Cedar Falls, la.
Reeves, Franklin H., Westminster, Vt.
Reeves, Geo. I., bus., Belgrade, Neb. 1886
Reeves, Joseph Wilson, Winchendon,
JuTpgc
Reger, Otto W., Grand Island, Neb. 1907
Rehn, Alexander, Endicott, Wash.
Reid, David C, 78 Glendale Rd.,
Quincy, Mass. 1884
Reid, David H., 2040 N. 77th St..
Seattle, Wash.
Reid, Frank C, Sec, 128 S. Bonnie St.,
Pasadena, Cal. 1906
Reid, John, 20 Chestnut St., Peabody,
Mass.
Reid, Matthew D., 345 Wisconsin Ave.,
Long Beach, Cal. 1897
Reid, William R., 500 Pine St., Fall
River, Mass.
Reidenbach, Clarence, 280 Lenox St.,
Oakland, Cal.
Reidt, Charles E., 307 4th Ave., Mitchell.
S. D.
Reighard, Edward M., Jr., Park
Manor, Babson Park, Mass. 1930
Reimann, Albert, Weatherford, Okla.
Reiner, Edward L., 3618 Greenview
Ave., Chicago, 111.
Reinschmidt, A. E., 1605 Sunset Blvd.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Reis, Joaquim M., My., 15 Hastings St.,
Lowell, Mass. 1922
Reissig, Herman F., 1912 E. 22d St.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Reister, John F., 209 Everett St., Brush,
Colo.
Reiter, Henry P., Sanger, Cal.
Reitinger, Philip, 234 North St., Bed-
ford, O.
Rejebian, Samuel M., 621 E. Orange
Grove Ave., Pasadena, Cal.
Rekstad, Harold P., Irasburg, Vt. 268
Remaly, Earl E., Orangeville, 111.
Remele, William A., p. em., Waterbury,
Vt. 1894
Remington, Arthur W., East Hampton,
R. D. 1, Conn.
Renfrew, James, Parkman, Me.
Renz, Ferdinand, 2831 N. E., 7th St.,
Portland, Ore.
Reseigh, Harry, Wadebridge, Cornwall,
England. 1923
Reuman. Otto G.. 217 E. Liberty St.,
Medina, O.
tReutepohler, Benjamin H. 1901
Revie, Thomas M., Calgary, Alberta,
Canada. (— )
Reynolds, Albert B., South Sudbury,
Mass.
Reynolds, Clifford W., 4812 Fontenelle
Blvd., Omaha, Neb.
Reynolds, John W., Newport, Me.
Reynolds, Levering, Jr., Franconia,
N. H. 268
*Reynolds, Maurice W., Ch., U. S. A.,
Hawaiian Dept., Fort Shafter, T. H. 1917
Reynolds, Paul R., A.B.C.F.M. 1918
Reynolds, Thomas J., Lineville, Ala. 1901
Reynolds, William J.. Norwich, R. D. 4,
Conn. 1881
Rezner, Robert L. F., 1316 26th St., Mo-
line, 111.
Rhea, Arthur D., 402 Suncrest St., Pitts-
burgh, (10) Pa.
Rhea, William C, Odessa, Wash. 1922
Rhein. Victor, South Norwalk, Conn.
Rheubottom. Mary G., Wakarusa, Ind. 1901
Rhine, Raymond O., Wellfleet, Mass.
Rhoades, Winfred, lit., Shirley Centre,
Mass. 1899
Rhodes, Bert J., bxis., Marshalltown,
la. 1904
Ricciardi, Natale. 24 Elton St. New
Britain, Conn. 1925
Rice, Albert R., Eldora, la. 1904
Rice. Arthur L., 220 W. Tulare St.,
Tulare, Cal.
Rice. Austin, 7 Salem St., Wakefield.
I^dSS
Rice. Benjamin W.. Caldwell. Ida. 1905
[Rice. Charles W.. deceased.
Rice, Claton S.. St., Plymouth Church.
Seattle. Wash. 10. 11, 13, 21, 26, 27, 29, 71, 1908
Rice. E. LeRoy, 48 Perry St., Barre, Vt.
Rice. Guy H.. Deer Park, Wash.
Rice, Homer J., bus., 317 Granger St.,
Granville. Ohio. 1915
Rice. John H. J., p.em., Whitley Hotel,
Emporia, Kan. 1887
Rice. Norman L., Okarche. Okla.
[Rice, Othello V., deceased. 59
Rice. Vernon, Cambridge, Neb.
Richard, Charles A., Seneca, Kan.
Richards. Andrew, 6 Melville Ave.,
Dorchester. Mass.
Richards. Arthur A.. 180 S. Main St.,
FrankUn. N. H.
Richards. Eugene L.. Madison. R. D. 2.
Conn.
Richards. Fred, bus., Jackson. O. (— )
Richards, Fred'k B., 40 University Rd.,
Brookline, Mass.
Richards. George S., Barlchamsted.
Conn. 1882
Richards. Howard A. N., p.em., 981
Hunt St., Akron. O. 1887
Richards. James A., 271 Forest St..
Oberlin, O.
Richards. Jehiel S.. Cumberland Center,
R. D. 3, Me. 1877
Richards, Mrs. Josephine B., 130 Elm
St.. Shamokin. Pa.
Richards. Thomas C. p.em., 12 Lovell
St.. West Somerville, Mass. 1890
[Richards. Thomas Evan, deceased. 59
Richards, Waldo S.. Excelsior. Minn.
Richards. William, David City, Neb.
Richards, William A., 202 S. Kosciusko
St.. Jacksonville. 111. 268
Richardson. Bert L., Elk River, Minn.
[Richardson. Cyrus, deceased. 59
Richardson, David A., Oregon, HI.
Richardson. Ernest K., Hilo, T. H.
Richardson. Frank H.. bus., R. D. 3,
Morris. Minn. 1894
Richardson. Russell B.. 51 Elm St., Wo-
burn, Mass.
Richert, Cornelius, P/., 2226 San
Joaquim St.. Fresno. Cal. 1891
Richmond, Charles F., Franklin, Mass.
Richmond, James, 126 Hastings St..
Springfield. Mass. 1878
Richmond. William A., 7 Bridge St..
W. Yarmouth, Me.
Richter, Gerald E., 517 Middle St., Fall
River. Mass. 1897
Ricker. Albert E.. Eliot, Me.
Ricker. George S.. 3630 English St..
Wichita. Kan. 1872
Ricketts. Charles H.. p.em., 275 Broad-
way. Norwich. Conn. 1880
Ricks. W. Edward. Pn., Lincoln Acad-
emy, Kings Mountain. N. C. 1917
Riddiough. William R.. Machias. Me.
Rideout. Carrie L., Milford. Me.
Ridings, Edward J., Excelsior, R. 1,
Minn.
378 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1934
Riedel, Charles, 113 Langley Ave.,
Steuben ville, O. 1896
Riedel, Wesley W., 110 N. Menard Ave.,
Chicago, 111. 268. 1934
Rieger, R. W., Inland, Nebr. 268
Riegler, Gordon A., Moorhead, Minn.
Rigby, William E., 1818 Hoyt Ave.,
Everett, Wash. 1896
Riggs, Charles H., A.B.C.F.M. 1923
Riggs, Ernest W., A.B.C.F.M. 1910
Riggs, Thomas L., Oahe, S. D. 1872
Riley, Charles A., bus., 2600 Nebraska
St., Kansas City, Kan. 1897
Riley, Walter H., Huron, S. D.
Riley, William W., 110 S. 1st St., Tur-
lock, Cal. 1895
Rinden, Arthur O., A.B.C.F.M. 1926
Ripon, William H., Mapleton, Minn.
Risser, Henry A., R. D. 2, Hopkins,
Minn. 1887
Ritter. Frank S., Sweet Valley, Pa.
Rivers, Marcus C, bus., Trinity, R. D.
1, Ala. 1904
Robb, Mrs. Rosa Lizenby, Julian, Neb.
[Robbins, Horace Hutchinson, deceased. 59
Robbins, William A., 461 Decatur St.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
*tRoberson, W. S., Raleigh, N. C. (— )
Roberts, Arthur B., 816 So. Ditman St.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Roberts, Ben, 39 Forest St., Newton
Highlands, Mass.
Roberts, Clarence B., 413 White Horse
Pike, Egg Harbor, N. J.
[Roberts, Clarence Eugene, deceased. 60
Roberts, Elfin Lloyd, Tallmadge, O.
Roberts, Floyd L., A.B.C.F.M. 1926
[Roberts, Henry Bellows, deceased. 60
tRoberts, James, Goreville, 111. (— )
Roberts, James H., 442 Wolcott Hill
Rd., Wethersfield, Conn. 1877
Roberts, Jesse M., Windsor, Va. 1900
Roberts, John, 225 W. Foothill Blvd.,
La Verne, Cal. 1876
Roberts, John, 223 Williams St., Scran-
ton, Pa.
tRoberts, Mary E., Goreville, 111. (— )
Roberts, Robert E., 2545 Dupont Ave.,
S., Minneapolis, Minn. 1884
Roberts. Mrs. Rose, 219 Franklin St..
Colorado Springs, Colo. 1900
Roberts, Ruel W., 3615 Clinton Ave.,
Minneapolis, Minn. 1903
Roberts, William A., Waynoka, Okla.
Robertson, Albert A., 2842 West Adams
St., Chicago, 111. 1897
Robertson, H. George, West Milton, R.
R. 1, Ohio.
Robertson, James G., Box 105, Cam-
bridge, N. Y. 1889
Robertson, John C, Brodhead, Wis.
Robertson, William, Box 112, Prides
Crossing, Mass. 1903
Robertson, William L., Wayzata, Minn.
Robins, George F.. Rensselaer, N. Y.
Robinson. Allyn P., Jr., 27V2 Park Ave.,
Wilkes Barre, Pa.
Robinson, Benjamin W., Pf., 5757 Uni-
versity Ave., Chicago, 111. 37, 1909
Robinson, Clarence E., San Lorenzo,
Cal.
Robinson, Collins H., Agt, 169 Mitchell
St., Rochester, N. Y. 1915
Robinson, Daniel S., Pf., 300 Vine St.,
Oxford, O. 1910
Robinson, Edward A., Billerica, Mass. 1883
Robinson, Edwin B., 233 Elm St.,
Holyoke, Mass. 13
Robinson, George B., Moscow, R. D. 1,
Pa. 1929
Robinson, Henry W., Rootstown, O.
Robinson, J. Frank, Gray, Me.
Robinson, James A., 248 So. Bayou
St.. Mobile. Ala.
Robinson, James E., Wessington
Springs, S. D.
Robinson, Joseph H., 99 Claremont Ave.,
New York City. 1896
Robinson, Orrin L., Penney Farms, Fla. 1887
*tRobinson, Peter, 3 West Bridges St.,
Hamlet, N. C. 1898
Robinson, Ralph M., P. O. Box 162,
Montebello, Cal. 1900
Robinson, William Dunlop, 217 N. 2d
St., Yakima, Wash.
Roblee, Henry Scott, 312 Somonauk St.,
Sycamore, 111.
Robles. Gabino, Luquillo, Puerto Rico.
Robles, Juan. Jr., bus., Santurce, Puerto
Rico. 1913
Robles, Tomas, Fajardo, Las Cabezas,
Puerto Rico.
Robson, Horace G.. 23 Brackett St.. East
Milton, Mass.
Rock, William W., 123 Church St.,
North Adams, Mass.
Rockwell, Frank E., Portland, N. Y.
Rockwell, William D., Coxsackie, N. Y. 1882
Rockwell, William W., Pf., 3041 Broad-
way, New York City. 1905
Roemer. George A., 410 Main St.,
Amesbury, Mass.
Roemer, Mrs. Rosa O., 410 Main St.,
Amesbury, Mass. 1923
Roemmich, Carl, Box 103, Hazen, N. D.
Roger. John H.. Atkinson, 111.
Rogers. Alfred H.. Hepler, Kan. 1893
Rogers. C. Wellington. New Gloucester.
Me.
Rogers. Harold H.. North Middleboro,
Mass.
Rogers, Lewis G., 39 Fordham Dr.,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Rogers, Morris J., dir. R. E., 2715 Thayer
St.. Evanston. 111. 1932
Rogers. Ralph H., Auburndale, Mass.
Rogers, William O., 255 So. Williams
St., Denver, Colo.
Rolader, Lorenzo D., p. em., Atlanta,
R. D. 7, Box 330, Ga. 1915
Rollason, Herbert D., 60 Crescent St.,
Middletown, Conn.
Rollins, Jesse L., Bremerton. Wash. 1897
Rollins. Walter H., St., 287 4th Ave.,
New York City. 27, 30. 69, 1898
Roman, Pedro, Juana Diaz, Puerto
Rico. (— )
Roman, Victor E., Titusville, Pa.
Romero, Juan, Santa Isabel, Puerto
Rico.
Rominger, Henry V., Underwood,
Wash. 1882
Romolo, John J., 179 Lexington St.,
East Boston, Mass.
Rood, John S., 508 W. 6th St., Clare-
mont, Cal. 1887
Rooke, William J., Kohala. T. H.
Rooks, Shelby, 506 MacDonough St.,
Brooklyn, N. Y. 268
Root, Edward Talmadge, R. F. D. 2, Or-
leans, Vt.
Root, J. Bernard, 811 Palmetto Ave..
Sanford, Fla.
Roraback, Albert E., 215 Fenimore St.,
Brooklyn, N. Y. 10
Rosario-Nieves, Luis, Ceiba, Puerto
Rico. 268
Rose. G. W.. 5117 Almadin Dr.. Los
Angeles, Cal. 1877
Rose, James, Bridgewater, Vt.
Rose, Philip M., City My., 57 Sherman
St., Hartford, Conn. 30, 1913
1934] Congregational-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 379
Rose, Richard S., A.B.C.F.M. 1912
Rose, Samuel, 23 Pierce St. Green-
field, Mass. 1887
Rose, Thomas H., Vershire, Vt.
Ross, Arthur B., 4 Ferdinand St., Wor-
cester, Mass. 1899
Ross, Clifton H., Abington, Conn.
Ross, Edgar M., East Longmeadow,
Mass.
[Ross, George Gordon, deceased. 60
Ross, George J., Estelline, S. D.
Ross, John N., 1102 W. 15th St.. Muncie,
Ind. 1906
Rosselot, F. P., Garden Grove, R. D.,
Cal.
Rossnagel, John, Jr., 12 Hemlock St.,
Lincoln, Me.
Rotch, Caleb L., Oak Bluffs, Mass. 1879
Roth, Rudolph W., Bay City, Mich.
Rothenberger, John, Windsor, Colo. 67
Rounds, Walter S., 3 Chaimcey St.,
Cambridge, Mass. 1902
Roundy, Rodney W., St., 95 Exchange
St., Portland, Me. 27, 68, 1904
Rouner, Arthur A., 664 State St., Ports-
mouth, N. H. 32
Rountree, Hersey E., Ch. V. S. S.
Whitney, c/o Postmaster, New York,
N. Y. , (-)
Routt, Thomas L., 644 Clay St., Marion,
Ala. 66
Rowan, William E., Paia, Maui, T. H.
Rowden, William S., Coleridge, Neb.
Rowe, Harry G., p.o.d., 812 Bd. of Trade
Bldg., Indianapolis, Ind. 1904
Rowe, Marion M., Jasper, R. D. 4, Ala.
Rowe, James. Boscobel, Wis. 1884
Rowell, Nathan L., p. em., 1241 Dover
Lane, Santa Barbara, Cal. 1864
Rowell, Wilfred A., 644 S. Garfield Ave.,
Hinsdale, 111.
Rowland, Charles H., 315 N. Edgeworth
St., Greensboro, N. C.
*tRowland, C. W.. Millwood, Ga. 1920
Rowland, George M., 138 Hancock St.,
Auburndale, Mass. 1886
Rowland, Ralph W., Middlebury, Conn.
Rowland, William D., Raymond, N. H. 268
Rowlands, William F.. A.B.C.F.M. 1911
Rowles, Glenn A., 212 S. 2d St., De
Kalb, 111.
Rowlison, Carlos C, Fairfield, R. D. 9,
Conn.
Rowse, Ralph H., St., City My. So., 14
Beacon St., Boston, Mass. 30, 1914
Royce, Luman H., Sec, 2611 Idlewood
Rd., Cleveland, O. 1891
Roys, Edville A., East Kingston, N. H. 1907
Rubart, Robert B., Linden, la.
tRucks, Archie R. 1916
Ruder, Peter, Medina, N. D.
Rudolph, Walter S., 3441 W. 39th Ave..
Denver, Colo.
Ruegg, Samuel G., 2330 Sommers Ave.,
Madison, Wis.
Ruetenik, Irene, 3978 Drexel Blvd.,
Chicago, 111. 268, 1934
Ruge, Louis H., Box 24, Brattleboro,
Vt. 1898
Rugg, Herbert D., Sec, 287 4th Ave.,
New York City. 13, 20, 1917
Rimdin, Walter C, Wahoo, Neb.
Ruoff, Jacob G., 1122 Grace St.,
Bakersfield, Cal. 1891
Rupert, W. H., biis., Brazil, Ind. (— )
Ruring, Victor H., Mount Pleasant, la.
Rush, Charles F., 515 E. Stonewall St.,
Charlotte, N. C.
*tRushdoony, Y. K., 617 Clayton St., San
Francisco, Cal. 1918
Rusk, George Y., Pf., 38 Early St., Mor-
ristown, N. J. 1918
Russell, Alec, Rockwell, la.
Russell. Edward W., Box 78, Vauxhall,
N. J. 1901
Russell, Galen, Chappaqua, N. Y.
Russell, George E., Ch., 47 Summer St.,
Gloucester, Mass. 1916
Russell, Howard H., Anti-Saloon
League, 79 So. Grove St., Wester-
ville, O. 1885
Russell, Joseph J., 24 Methyl St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
Russell, Melville W., Windsorville, Me. 1925
Ruston, Joseph T., Winthrop, N. Y.
Rux, August H., Eaton, Colo.
Ryan, Christopher C, R. F. D. 3, Co-
lumbus Grove, O.
Ryder, Henry A., 250 Westford St..
Lowell, Mass. 1904
Rymph, L. Merle, 1810 N. Yale St.,
Wichita, Kan.
*tSachtjen, Mrs. Emolyn, Livingston,
Wis. 1929
Saez. Florencio, Pf., Evangelical Sem..
Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico. 1914
Saflord, Geo. C, Hopkins, Minn.
Sagawa, Chikatada, Hilo, T. H.
Sailer, Phillip S., 634 E. 42d St., Brook-
lyn, N. Y. 10
Salisbury, Charles C, Williamstown, Vt.
Salmon, James D.. Weaverville, Cal.
Salter, Edward C Ipswich, S. D. 13
Salter, R. Newton, 27 Burnett St., Ma-
plewood, N. J.
Saltmarsh, Frank N., 5 Nesmith St.,
Derry Village, N. H. 1898
Sanborn, Edward S.. p.em.. East King-
ston, R. F. D. 1, N. H. 1895
[Sanborn, Francis Arthur, deceased. 60
Sanders, Charles H., 803 E. Wells St..
Milwaukee, Wis. 1908
Sanders, Dale O., Box 124, Ney, Ohio. 1931
Sanders, J. F., 4725 Kensington Ave.,
San Diego, Cal.
Sanderson, Newton F., 1657 E. Santa
Clara St., San Jose, Cal. 1907
Sanderson, Ross W., Sec, 508 Morris
Bldg., Baltimore, Md. 1908
Sandine, Hilmer B., Hancock, Minn.
Sanford, W. S.. Ashton, R. D. 2, 111.
Sanger, Paul B., Chaplin, Conn.
Sangree, Carl M., Cummington, Mass.
Sangree, Milton H., 101 Madison St.,
Wellsville. N. Y.
Santa Ana, F. M., Waipahu, Oahu,
T. H.
Sargent, Arthur H., My., Maine Seacoast
Mission, Jonesport, Me. 1910
Sargent, Edmund C, bus., Ruso, N. D. 1912
Sargent, Edward C. West Newbury,
Vt. 1904
Sargent, James B., Sec, Richmond, Vt.
71, 1897
Sargent, John H., 37 Hawthorne St.,
Lowell, Mass.
Sargent, Stanley M., Rehoboth, Mass.
Sargent, Sumner H., 11 Plummer Ave.,
Newburyport, Mass. 1901
Sargent, William G.. 215 Bucklin St..
Providence, R. I. H. 14, 18
Sarjeant, James E., 167 West 145th St.,
New York City.
Sarles, Jesse E., Morenci, Mich.
Sass, Frederick W., 206 Michigan Ave.,
Charlevoix, Mich. 1909
Satow, Katsuichi, Coachella, Cal. 1932
Sattler, Ferdinand, 2035 S. 18th St.,
Lincoln, Neb.
Sauer, Conrad, Harvard, Neb.
Sauer, John N., 254 "E" St., Fresno,
Cal.
380 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1934
Saunders, Walter J., 14 Canaan St.,
Carbondale, Pa. 1925
Saunders, Whitney W., Sycamore, R. D.
2, III.
Savage, Donald H., Norton, Mass.
Savage, Edward W., Bayport, Minn.
Savage, Gordon E., Osborn, O. 1920
Savides, Youvan S., My., 525 Park
View, Racine, Wis. 1914
Sawyer, Elisha L., Torrington, R. D.
3, Conn.
Sawyer, Herman L., Stillman Valley,
111.
Sawyer, James J., 1202 West St., High
Point, N. C.
Sawyer, Roland D., Ware, Mass.
Sayler, Edward, Ff., Talladega College,
Talladega, Ala. 1920
Scambler, Mrs. Anne, Pittsfield, Vt. 1932
Scambler, Arthur G., Pittsfield, Vt.
Schaefle, John M., 1206 S. Kenmore
Ave., Los Angeles, Cal. 33
•Schafer. Walter C, 177 Warrenton Ave.,
Hartford. Conn. 1913
Schaff, Max B., 85 Rollstone St., Fitch-
burg, Mass.
Schatz, Jacob E., 2100 W. 44th St., Cleve-
land, O.
Schaub, Phillip, Round Prairie, Minn. (— )
Schaufuss, Charles, 722 York St., New-
port, Ky.
Scheer, Henry Otto, FoUett, Tex.
Scheibe, Durbin Clyde, Williston, N. D.
Scheibe, Otto J., P. O. Box G, Hurley,
N. M.
Schenck, Norman C, Sec, Box 150,
Honolulu, T. H. 1906
Scherff, Frank C, 5667 Fountain Ave.,
Los Angeles, Cal. 1876
Schiller. August, 409 S. 36th St., Bill-
ings, Mont.
Schilling, Walter E., Kewaunee, Wis.
Schlaretzki, Walter, 554 Veronica Ave.,
E. St. Louis, m.
[Schlitzkus, Frederich Wilhelm. deceased. 60
Schlosser, Henry, Madison, Conn. 1884
Schmalle, William J.. 3524 N. E. 13th
Ave., Portland, Ore.
Schmalz. Alfred, 287 4th Ave., New
York City. 1928
Schmidt, Carl F. O., 2907 Eggers PI.,
Cincinnati. O.
Schmidt, Edward D., 3815 Thomas St.,
Chicago, 111.
Schmidt, F. C, Warroad, Minn.
Schmidt, George J., 812 Lincoln Ave..
Loveland, Colo.
Schmidt, Jonathan D., Highland, 111.
Schmidt, Paul, R. D. 2, Sta. L., Cincin-
nati, O.
Schmink, John A.. Sullivan. O.
Schnacke, Leon C, 1400 Jewell Ave.,
Topeka, Kan. 1883
Schneider, Emil, Warden, Wash.
Schneider, Max, 167 Liberty St., Bloom-
field, N. J. 1925
Schoenfeld, Albert H., Lake Mills, Wis.
Schoenfeld, Benjamin F., Park Falls,
Wis.
Schoenfeld, Fred W., bus., Edgarton,
Wis. 1898
Schoenwandt, Christian. Star Route
177, Newport, Ky.
Schofield, Charles, 1724 Fauquier St.,
St. Paul, Minn.
Scholl, Louis E.. bus., 6285 20 Ave. N. E.,
Seattle, Wash. 1913
Scholtz, Herbert, T., Macon, N. C. (— )
Schoning, Arnt L., 41 Summer St.,
Westerly, R. I.
Schott, Fred H., Litchfield, O.
Schramm, Roy J., 199 Cheshire St., Hart-
ford, Conn.
Schriver, Lester O., bus., 118 Parkside
Dr., Peoria, 111. 1920
Schrock, Perry F., 7th Ave. and Main
Sts., Santa Ana, Cal.
Schroeder, George W., Ev., Sylvania, 0. 1900
Schroeder, John C, 165 State St.,
Portland, Me. 10, 11. 32
Schroeder, Louis C. 892 Main St., Wal-
pole, Mass.
Schubert, Paul, Pf., Yankton, S. D. 1931
Schull, W. Russell, Big Rock, 111.
Schultz, Carl F., Hyannis, Mass. 1924
Schulz, F. A. Erwin, Neeb Rd., Price
Hill Sta., Cincinnati, O.
Schulz, Loms, 508 East Allegheny Ave.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Schulz, Ormund, 551 S. Pasadena Ave.,
Pasadena, Cal.
Schumaker, William W., Sec, 843 Sum-
ner Ave., Syracuse, N. Y. 69, 1902
Schurr, Daniel G., Elgin, N. D.
Schwab, Benjamin T., Sioux Rapids, la.
Schwab, Ralph K., Garden City, Kan.
Schwabenland, John C, Odessa, Wash.
Schwartz, Henry B., T., Wailuku, T. H. 1891
Schwedler, Walter H.. Sec, 11 So. 6th
Ave., La Grange, 111. 1915
Schwimley, William A., 5938 Van Nuys
Blvd., Van Nuys, Cal. 1895
Schwyhart. Earl W., Tipton. Ind.
Scotford, John R., Sec, 287 4th Ave.,
New York City. 15, 20. 1912
Scott. Albert L., 6447 Evans Ave.,
Chicago, 111.
Scott, Benjamin D., Pf., 828 College
Ave., Claremont, Cal. 1914
Scott, Caroline H. F., Gossville, N. H. 1929
Scott, Evan W., Chaplain, U. S. N.,
Navy Yard. Brooklyn. N. Y. 1904
tScott, George W., 6265 Kester Ave..
Van Nuys. Cal. 1902
Scott, Harry S., Douglass, Kan.
Scott, Henry Miller, 1015 Occidental
Drive, Redlands, Cal. 1911
Scott, James F., Amesbury, Mass. 1898
Scott, John J., Mentor, O. 1921
Scott, Philip G., 18 Brookside Road,
Darien, Conn.
[Scott, Willard, deceased. 60
Scott, William T.. 2405 Elizabeth Ave.,
Winston-Salem. N. C. 11
[Scotten, Addison Kingsbury, deceased. 60
Scribner, Frank J., 60 S. Jackson St.,
Janesville, Wis. 11
Scroggs, J. W., T., 412 College Ave..
Norman, Okla. 1880
Scudder. Doremus. 133 W. 9th St..
Claremont, Cal. 1885
Scudder, Frank S., Sec, Box 150,
Honolulu. T. H. 1890
Scudder, William W., 1725 Monte Vista
Dr., Whittier. Cal. 1885
Seagrave. James F., Sec, Losantville,
Ind. 1926
Seagrave, Mrs. Maymie. Losantville,
Ind. 1931
Sears, John E., Glendo, Wyo.
Sebold, Charles E., bus., Glendive,
Mont. 1926
Sechrist, Earl J., Columbia Hotel, Bel-
lingham. Wash. 1915
Seckerson, Howard A., Pf., Storrs,
Conn. 1909
Secord, Albert, Olmsted Falls, O. 1900
Secord, Alfred A., bus., Alexandria.
Minn. 1900
Sedgwick, Arthur H., 166 Westminster
St., Springfield, Mass. 1890
1934] Congregational-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 381
Seebart, Arthur W., Pf., Polytechnic,
Mont.
Seely, Ray M., Box 16, Campbellstown,
Ohio.
Seelye, Laurens H., Pr., St. Lawrence
Univ., Canton, N. Y. 1915
tSelby, A. Clark. 1899
Selch, Grant M., Wells River, Vt.
Seliger, Charles H. B., Rockland, Me. 1903
Sellick, F. Stanley,946 Broad St., Strat-
ford, Conn.
[Sengstacke, Henry A., deceased.
Sergeant, Miss Ruth F., Steams, Ky. 68
Serl, Elmer W., Lone Oak Farm, De-
lavan. Wise. 1902
Service, Emerson B., 6116 Eleanor Ave.,
Hollywood, Cal. 1902
Sevier, Samuel S., 1508 Q St., N. W.,
Washington, D. C. 1884
Sewall, Oliver D., Tr., 14 Beacon St.,
Boston, Mass. 24, 68, 1892
Sewell, William G., North Weymouth,
TLTqcc
Seyfert, William H., Ogdensburg, N. Y.
Seymour, Edward P., St. Mawr PI.,
Jenkintown, Pa. 1892
Seymour, Frank C, 306 Manet Ave.,
Quincy, Mass.
Shaeffer, Grant L., 221 Walnut Ave.,
Santa Cruz, Cal. 1893
Shafer, Clark S., Finesville, N. J.
Shafer, Melville A., Wrentham, Mass.
Shafer, W. Max, bus., Muncie, R. 1, Ind. (— )
[Shank, Charles H., deceased.
Shankweiler, Paul W., Birmingham
Southern College, Birmingham, Ala. 1926
Shantz, Merle, South Hero, Vt.
Sharp, A. J., bus., Berlin Cross Roads,
Ohio. 1897
Sharp, Lawrie J., 2794 Archwood Ave.,
Cleveland, O.
Sharp, Nathan. CabeU, W. Va. 1906
Sharpe, Joseph, Alcester, S. D.
Sharpe, Perry A., Vermilion, S. D.
Sharpe, Wilbur B., Lebanon, R. 7, Ind.
Shattuck, Angelo E., 955 N. Michigan
Ave., Pasadena, Cal. 1908
Shaver, Erwin L., Sec, 15 Shirley Rd.,
Waltham. Mass. 21, 1917
•tShaw, A., Method, N. C. (— )
Shaw, Arthur D., bus., 3028 E. 29th St.,
Spokane, Wash. 1910
Shaw, Edgar M.. 2625 No. 60th St., Oma-
ha, Neb. 1931
Shaw, Edwin S., Excelsior, R. 3, Minn. 1890
Shaw, Ernest T., A.B.C.F.M. 1918
Shaw, Robert B., 216 N. Sherman St.,
Olympia, Wash. 1928
[Shay, John H., died Nov. 9, 1929.
Shearer, Herman A., 4806 Sixth St.,
Chico, Cal. 1889
Sheeley, Adeline M., West Union, Ohio. 1902
Sheffer, Lauren A., Arlington, Wash.
Sheldon, Charles M., Ed., 1621 College
St., Topeka, Kan. 1886
Sheldon. Frank M.. 1903 N. 49th St..
Milwaukee, Wis. 11
Sheldon, Harry D., 274 Prospect St.,
Northampton, Mass. 1890
Sheldon, O. J., Winter Park, Fla. 1918
Shelland, J. C, 1523 6th St., S. E., Min-
neapolis, Minn. 1874
Shelley, Charles W., 6339 Homer St.,
Germantown, Philadelphia, Pa. 1909
Shelly, Warren S., Mattawan, Mich.
Shelton, Charles Eldred, 1057 Leckie
St.. Portsmouth, Va.
Shenefelt, OrviUe P., N. 5017 Regal St.,
Spokane, Wash.
Shepard, Clyde S., 1363 S. Alvarado
St., Los Angeles, Cal.
Shepard, Herman T., West Epping,
N. H. 1891
tShepard, William A. 1920
Shepherd, David W., Owen Heights.
Zebulon. Ga.
Shepler, Nicholas, South Road. Poquo-
nock Bridge, Conn. 1925
Sheppard, Joseph B., Spencerport, N. Y.
Sheradan, Gregory A., 50 Dunster Lane,
Winchester, Mass. 1906
Sherberg, Albert N., 158 Chapel St.,
Saylesville, R. I.
Sheridan, George Phil., Rochester,
Minn.
Sherman, Edwin T., 223 No. School St.,
Lodi, Cal.
Sherman, Stanley C. Bridgton, Me.
Sherwin, Benjamin A., 106 N. Crawford
St., Millersburg, O. 1900
Shields, Hugh, Ridgefield, Conn.
Shipherd, Theodore M., 32 Chelsea
Parade So., Norwich, Conn. 11, 20, 21, 66
Shlpman, Alden H., Lake Worth, Fla. 1907
[Shipman, Frank Robinson, deceased. 61
Shipman, Montague A., St., 722 N.
Michigan Ave., Pasadena, Cal. 1912
Shiraishi, Tasaji, My., 576 Sycamore
St., Oakland, Cal. 1919
Shively, John L., Southport, Conn.
Shoemaker, Charles D., 327 W. Withrow
Ave., Oxford, Ohio. 1908
Shoemaker, John R., Box 1545, R. 6,
Sacramento, Cal. 1890
Shoemaker, Richard R., St., 1714 E. Gold
Ave., Albuquerque, N. M. 26, 70, 1898
Short, George W. D., M. D., 5 S. Wabash
Ave., Chicago, 111. 1894
Short, Harley H., 253 S. Market St.,
Hagerstown, Ind. 11. 14, 20
[Short, William H., deceased.
Shorter, Frederic W., p.o.d., 3207 Frank-
lin St.. Seattle, Wash. 1922
Shrader, Ralph R., asst.p., Plymouth
Ch., Minneapolis, Minn. 13, 1925
Shuder. Harry A., ch., San Quentin.
Cal. 1911
ShuU, Andy, bus., Waverly, R. 4, Ohio. 1921
[ShuU, Gilbert Leroy. deceased. 61
Shult, Pearley E., Ankeny, la.
Shtimaker, E. Ellsworth, Cambridge,
Mass. 1894
Shurtz, George G., 429 Fulton Rd.. N.
W., Canton. O.
Siegle, Scott C, Westminster, Mass.
Sifert, Russell G., Tipton. R. 1, Ind.
Silcox, Claris Edwin, Sec, 166 Douglas
Drive, Toronto, Canada. 1914
Silva, Ernest G. da, Hilo, T. H.
Silvernail, Homer B., Stephentown
N. Y.
Simmonds, Marion, 240 Ringwood Way,
Anderson, Ind. 1931
Simmons, Arthur A.. Wilmington, Mass.
*tSimmons, C. C, New Bern, N. C. (— )
Simmons, Robert Wilbur, Cornwall,
Conn.
Simmons, R. Barclay. Hebron, N. H.
Simmons, Zachariah, p.em., 604 Fair-
view St., High Point, N. C. 1885
Simonds, J. Rupert, 440 Center St.,
Salem, Ore. 69
Simons. Charles, 74 Walnut St., Metu-
chen, N. J.
Simons, George T., 908 Highland Ave.,
Manhattan Beach. Cal.
Simpson, Clifford O., 18 Park Circle,
Arlington Heights, Mass.
Simpson, Henry J., 912 Wellington Ave.
E., Flint, Mich. 1906
Simpson, James C, 17 Hammond St..
Cambridge, Mass. 1917
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Simpson, Samuel T., Tolland. Conn. 1894 i
Sims, John R., p.em., 522 Pipe Shop
St., Gadsden. Ala. 1884
Sims. Newell Leroy. Pf., 166 N. Pros-
pect St., Oberlin. O. 1905
Sims, Richard V., Box 274, New Iberia,
La. 68
Sims, Thomas, p.em., Forestdale, R. F.
D., Mass. 1875
Sinden, Archibald W., Earlville, la.
Single, John. Highmore, S. D. 1883
Sinift, George, Chillicothe, Ohio. (— )
Sink, Reuben H., p.em., 807 N. El-
dorado St., Stockton, Gal. 1883
Sinninger, Norman E., Clinton ville.
Wis.
Sipe, William C, HoUis, N. H.
[Sipes, Elias Jasper, deceased. 61
Sisson, Howard R., New York. 1910
Sizer, Willis L., R. F. D. 3, Staunton,
Va. 1916
Skentelbury, Wm. H., Flat Rock, Mich.
Skerry. James Wm., 1611 Forrest Ave.,
Seattle, Wash.
Skidmore, Harold N.. 930 Jefferson
Ave., S. E., Grand Rapids, Mich. 13
Skidmore. Lewis H., 1045 Prairie Ave.,
Beloit, Wis.
Skidmore, Nathaniel, 1601 Chapin St.,
Jackson, Mich.
Skillin, Carl D., 873 Pleasant St., Wor-
CGstcr IVIdss
Skinner, Charles L., 120 North St.,
Georgetown, Mass. 1886
Slade, William, Thetford, Vt. 1888
Slade, William F.. 3978 Drexel Ave.,
Chicago, 111.
Slater, Arnold, Albemarle, N. C.
Slater, Sheldon, Heaton, N. D.
Slavinski. Miss Barbara, 208 W. Colum-
bus St., Shenandoah, Pa.
Sleeper. Henry D., Pf., Vergennes, Vt. 1891
Sloan, Alexander, Newcastle. N. H.
Sloan, George S.. 316 N. 27th St.. Bill-
ings, Mont. 69
tSloan, S. J. Tilden. 1908
[Slocum, Wm. F., deceased.
tSlone, J. M.. Fort Jennings, O. (— )
Small, Andrew J., 8 Park St., Pep-
perell, Mass. 1895
Small. Charles H., 1006 Hippodrome
Bldg., Cleveland. O. ' 1886
Small, Charles R., 81 Laighton St.,
Lynn, Mass.
Small, Harry E., Canterbury, Conn.
Smiley, Edmund L.. Riverton, Conn.
*tSmith, A. F., Polloksville. N. C. (— )
"tSmith. Alonzo J.. North Harlowe. N. C.
Smith, Alvin O.. 1928 44th S. W. St.,
Seattle, Wash.
Smith, Arthur L., Rosslyn, Va.
Smith. Caleb E.. 5 Arbor St., Wenham,
Mass. 1904
Smith, Charles C 1866 Iglehart Ave.,
St. Paul, Minn.
Smith, Charles H.. Granby, Mass.
Smith, Charles W., Haleyville. R. 2,
mont, Colo. 1899
Smith, Charles W., Halevville, R. 2,
Ala.
Smith, Clifford H., p.em., 72 South St.,
Proctor, Vt. 1882
Smith, Daniel H.. 104 Smith St., New
Bedford, Mass. 1929
Smith, Dwight C, 2137 Walnut St., Bel-
lingham. Wash.
Smith, E. Ellsworth. 1005 Clark St., W.
Hollywood, Cal.
Smith, E. Sinclair, 5126 Ellenwood Dr.,
Eagle Rock, Cal. 1886
Smith, E. Victor, 1306 E. 75th St., Seattle,
Wash. 1898
Smith, Edward, Poneto, R. 1, Ind. 1915
Smith, Edward H., A.B.C.F.M. 1901
Smith, Edward Lincoln, 2520 Mount
Baker Dr., Seattle, Wash. 1890
Smith, Edward Lornie, bus.. East Or-
well, O. 1895
Smith, Emory B., P/., 1707 2d St., N.
W., Washington, D. C. 1915
Smith, Eugene B., 718 Main St., Wor-
cester, Mass. 1908
Smith, Frank G.. 421 So. 36th St.,
Omaha, Neb. 12
Smith, Fred, Clear Lake, S. D.
Smith, Fred, 324 S. 5th St., Newton,
Kan.
Smith, G. Byron, Pf., Iberia, Mo. 1920
Smith, George B., 2331 Ashland Ave.,
Indianapolis, Ind. 1909
Smith, George H., pf.em., 620 No. Wash-
ington St., Wheaton, 111. 1876
Smith, H. Kenneth, Grand River, O.
Smith, H. Shelton, Pf., Duke University,
Durham, N. C. 20. 21, 26, 1915
Smith, Hardeman D., Mebane, R. D. 4,
Box 33, N. C.
Smith, Henry F., 397 High St., West
Medford, Mass.
Smith, Henry G., p.o.d., 15 103d St.,
Troy, N. Y. 1886
Smith, Henry W., Lee, Mass. 1905
Smith, Howard N., Jennings Lodge,
Ore. 1889
Smith, Hugh A., 205 W. Ward St., Ver-
sailles, Ohio. 14
Smith, I. Arthur, Ottawa. Kan.
Smith, Ivan R., 12 W. Clifford St., Win-
chester, Va.
Smith. J. Challen, 1234 Armacost Ave.,
West Los Angeles, Cal. 1896
nSmith, J. H., Maysville, N. C. (— )
Smith, J. Howard, Hartford. Vt. 268
Smith. J. Lloyd, 5512 Reiger Ave.,
Dallas, Tex. 70
Smith, James F., Anderson, R. 2, Ind.
Smith, James G.. p.em., 417 Gillespie
St., Fayetteville. N. C. 1903
Smith, James Robert, 312 S. 6th St.,
Ironton. O.
Smith, Jesse G., St., 840 11th St., To-
ledo, O. 1910
Smith, John V. G., p.em., 806 S. 13th
Ave., Yakima. Wash. 1904
Smith, Leon Edgar, Pr., Elon College,
N. C. 11, 14, 20, 24, 42, 1905
Smith, O. A.. Box 262, Nogales, Ariz.
[Smith, Otterbein Oscar, deceased. 61
Smith, O. Warren, Oconomowoc, Wis.
Smith, Robert Seneca, Pf., 64 Swarth-
more St., New Haven. Conn. 12. 40, 1906
Smith, Sheppard O., Box 98, Roberts-
dale, Ala. 1926
Smith, Sidney R., 1912 N. Miro St., New
Orleans, La. 68
Smith, Stewart H., Viroqua, Wis. 1907
Smith, Thomas B., bus., Woodston,
Kan. 1892
Smith, William, ed., Mayer Hotel,
Peoria, 111. 1888
Smith, William, 145 Elm St.. Oberlin,
O. 1892
Smith, William A., 9 Park St., Water-
ville. Me.
Smith, William R., Edgewood, Tex.
Smith, Willis E., 64 Washington St.,
Keene, N. H. ^ ^
Sneath, Isaiah W.. p.em., 40 Bradford
Rd., Newton Highlands, Mass. 1884
Sneesby, Arthur W., New London, Wis.
[Snelgrove. Andrew H., deceased. 61
Snell, C. Y., 1317 S. Catalina St., Los
1934] Congregational-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 383
Angeles, Cal. 1871
Snell, Roy J., Lee, 705 N. Wheaton
Ave., Wheaton. 111. 1906
Snider, Asa B., 3127 N. E. Rodney Ave.,
Portland, Ore.
Snider, Reuel P., Hilo, T. H.
tSnook. Marion. 1892
Snow, Mrs. Alice L. B.. 152 Institution
Ave., Newton Centre, Mass. 268
Snow, Everard W., 1213 Beacon St.,
Brookline, Mass. 1901
Snow, Manuel H., Searsport, Me.
Snow, Walter A., Danville, la.
Snyder, Francis C, Elgin, Neb.
Snyder, Henry S., 20 Derne St., Boston,
Mass. 1885
*tSnyder, John, Louisville, 111. (— )
Snyder, John F., 70 State St., East
Orange, N. J. 1905
Snyder, John G., Greene, N. Y.
Soares, Theo. G., 1542 Morada PL,
Pasadena, Cal.
tSoderholm, Henry, Chicago, 111. 1892
Sokabe, Shiro, Honomu, T. H.
Solandt, Andrew W., Middleboro, Mass.
[Solandt, James Alexander, deceased. 61
Solero, Narciso, Jr., Naguabo, Puerto
Rico.
Somers, Laurence D., Marion, Mass.
Sooter, C. M., Iberia, Mo.
Sooter, Menzo E., Dixon, Mo.
Sooter, W. M., Sr., R. 2, Iberia, Mo.
Sooter, W. M., Jr., Sudheimer, Mo.
Sorensen, Martin, Monson, Me.
Sorrell, Matthew T., 162 3rd Ave., Dan-
ville, Va.
Soto, Emeterio, 107 S. 4th St., Puente,
Cal.
Souders, John F., Spring Valley, Minn.
Souders, Warren E., Greenville, R. 4. O.
Soule, Sherrod, 72 Whiting Lane, West
Hartford, Conn. 1888
Souter, Lex K., 736 High St., Fall River,
TyTpgc
tSouthby, Maxwell A. 1907
[Southgate, Benjamin Marsh, deceased. 61
Sowder, Charles S., Wiscasset, Me.
Sowles, Langdon L., Redig, S. D.
Spalding, George B., 363 North East
15th Ter., Miami, Fla. 1901
Spangenberg, Louis F., Windsor, Wis.
Sparhawk, Willis T., 1317 Race St., Cin-
cinnati, Ohio. 1900
Sparkes, Cecil S., 2101 James Ave.,
North, Minneapolis, Minn.
[Sparks, Abram W., deceased.
Sparrow, David H., Berkley, Norfolk,
Va.
Speer, Gordon C, 213 W. Allegan St..
Lansing, Mich.
Spelman, Henry O., South Haven,
Mich. 1890
Spence, D. M., R. F. D. 2, Walnut Cove,
N. C.
Spence, Walter, Rural Retreat, Va. 1894
Spence, William H.. Hanover, N. H.
Spencer, David B., Mount Dora, Fla. 1882
Spencer, John C, Seeley, Cal.
Spencer, John E., Hidalgo, 111.
Spencer, Ora E., Mendon, 111.
Spencer, Walter L., Absarokee, Mont.
Spengler, Gustav, Antigo, Wis.
Sperow, Everett H., bus., 122 So. Mul-
berry St., Hagerstown, Md. 1904
Sperry, Willard L., Dean, 11 Francis
Ave., Cambridge. Mass. 1909
Spiker, William D., New Hampton, la.
Spillers, James W., Eros, La. 1915
Spinka. Matthew, Pf., 5757 University
Ave., Chicago, 111. 37, 1915
Spinney, Ernest G., Bombay, N. Y. 1930
Spohn, Eli T., Columbia City, Ind. 1886
Spoolman, Jacob, Pf., 613 4th Ave.,
West, Ashland, Wis. 1905
Spooner, Leonard A., DeWitt, la.
Spooner, Walter, St., 44 Brick Church
Plaza, East Orange, N. J. 27, 68, 1905
Sprague, Frederick P., Vermontville,
Mich. 1896
Sprague, Leslie W., 3824 Storm St.,
Bayside, N. Y. 1890
Sprague, Paul W., Roxbury, Conn.
Sprague, Wm. A., R. F, D., Hillsboro,
Ore. 1896
Spriggs, C. A., 10 Walker St., Athens.
Ohio. 1920
Spriggs, Mrs. Frankie, 1115 W. Pleas-
ant St., Springfield, Ohio. 1920
Squires, Mrs. Florence Lowes, Box 51,
Columbia, S. C.
Squires, Fred D. L., Sec, 525 Wesley
St., Wheaton, 111. 1918
Squires, Lynn, 1015 Summitt Ave., Fort
Worth, Tex. 1929
Staaf, Gusta'f, Buffalo, Wright Co.,
Minn. 1888
Stackman, Carl, 464 Kane St., Bur-
lington, Wis.
Stackpole, Markham W., T., 79 Valley
Rd.. Milton, Mass. 1902
Stafford, Hubert S., 302 Chicopee St..
Chicopee, Mass.
Stafford, Russell Henry, 474 Chestnut
Hill Ave., Brookline, Mass.
Stage, George S., Marblehead, O.
Stage, James K.. 1929 Vine St., Berke-
ley, Cal. 1907
Stahl, Karl L., 1142 Strahley PL, Pitts-
burgh, Pa.
Stallard, Henry C, 14 Brown Ave.,
Berlin, N. H.
Stamm, Frederick K.. 350 Clinton Ave.,
Brooklyn, N. Y. 12
Stangeland, Jens., 117-27 126th St., So.
Ozone Park, N. Y.
Stanley, Charles A., A.B.C.F.M. 1904
Stanley, Charles J., 1514 Mulberry Ave.,
Anniston, Ala. 66
Stanley. Fred V., Cohasset, Mass.
Stanley, Miss Grace E., 56 Perham St.,
Farmington, Me. 1909
Stanley, John E., Bonifay, R. F. D., Fla. 1891
Stanley, J. Taylor, Dudley, N. C.
Stanley, Lawrence L., Thorsby, Ala. 66
Stannard, Edward L., Whitefleld, R. D.
2, N. H. 1915
Stanton, Andrew J., 95 Grand St.,
Springfield, Mass.
Stapleton, John. 1115 Dyre St., Phila-
delphia. Pa. 11, 43
Stapleton. Robert, My., Gilley. Ky. 1897
Starbird, Frank R.. Waterville, N. Y. 1928
Starie, John W., Amherst, N. H.
Stark, Charles W., Lewis. la.
Stark. Darlington E., 228 W. Windsor
Ave., Del Ray. Va. 1922
Stark, Lewis A., bus., Aptos. Cal. 1915
Stark, Walter Howard, Pilgrim Ch.,
Cleveland, O.
Starr, Edward C. p.em., Cornwall,
Conn. 1871
Starr, Harris E., Ed., 602 Hill Bldg.,
Washington, D. C. 1902
[Staub, John James, deceased. 62
Stauffacher, Albert D., 441 Harvard
Ave., Claremont, Cal. 13, 33
Staufler, Henry, 522 H. St., Antioch,
Cal.
[St. Clare, Christopher Crocker, deceased. 62
Stead. James R., 269 Jefferson St., Po-
mona, Cal. 1895
Steadman, Lafayette L., 3221 Perm St.,
St. Joseph, Mo.
384 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1934
Stearns, Edward R., Tr., 85 North State
St., Concord, N. H. 12, 18, 24, 69, 1892
Stearns, John F., 2750 Elsinore Dr., Pon-
tiac, Mich.
Stebbins, Charles E., Carpentersville,
111.
Steele. Albert T., 103 Wetmore Ave.,
Winsted, Conn. 1899
Steele. Joseph, 2001 Rebecca St., Sioux
City, la.
Steele, William B., Toulon, 111.
Steen, Joseph A., 1708 Sycamore St.,
Terre Haute, Ind.
Steeves, Earl R., Leicester. Mass.
"tStein, Henry W., 5747 Dakin St., Chi-
cago, 111. 1902
Stein, Joseph H., 204 W. Madison St.,
Sandusky, O.
Steiner, Edward A.. Pf., Grinnell, la. 1891
Steiner, Raymond W., 7 South St.,
Berlin Heights, O.
Steiner, Richard M., Portland, Ore. 268
Steininger, William R., 5557 36th St.,
N. E., Seattle, Wash. 1923
Stemme, Fred E., 4727 Vine St., Denver,
Colo.
Stemme, Robert, 3264 E. 142d St., Cleve-
land, O.
Stenman, Charles E., 1127 N. Parkside
Ave., Chicago, 111.
*tStephens, James C, Paonia, Colo. 1925
Stephens, R. S., Dover, Del. 1912
Stephenson, George W., Crescent St.,
Derry Village, N. H.
*tStephenson, W. J., Merry Oaks, N. C. (— )
Stepp, Charles T., Box 1453, Tulsa,
Okla. 1908
Sterling, Donald M., Elroy, Wis.
Sterns, Wallace H., Zumbrota, Minn.
Stetson, R. Kidder, South Bend, Box
66, R. D. 5, Ind.
Stevens, Almon O., Penney Farms, Fla. 1894
Stevens, Charles L., Alfred, Me.
[Stevens, Julius Merle, deceased. 62
Stevens, W. Millard, Elon College. N. C. 268
Stevens, Wilbert A., Uncasville, R. D.
1, Conn.
Stevens, Wilmot E.. Burton, O.
Stevenson, C. H., Des Moines, la. 1899
Stevenson, Eugene C, Slingerlands,
N. Y.
Stevenson, Wilfred S., Parmalee, S. D.
[Stevenson, William D. J., deceased. 62
Stever, Fred A., 3315 Aldrich Ave.,
Minneapolis, Minn.
•tStewart, J. L., Garner, N. C. (— )
Stewart, John T., Boone Terre, Mo.
Stewart, J. Wesley, Anderson, R. 10, Ind.
Stewart, Wilson R., 308 E. Mansfield
St., Bucyrus, O. 1895
Stick, Harry A., A.B.C.F.M. 1911
Stickney, Geo. E., Fergus Falls, Minn.
Stiles, Hubert W., 1102 S. Church St.,
Princeton, 111.
Stimpke, John J., Worthing, S. D.
Stimson, Cyrus F., Sec, 75 Kensington
Ave., Northampton, Mass. 1895
Stimson, Henry A., p. em., 25 Claremont
Ave.. New York City. 1870
Stimson, Martin Luther, 1332 Astruria
Ave., Coral Gables, Fla. 1881
St. John, Benjamin, p. em., 603 Waverley
St., Palo Alto. Cal. 1880
St. John, Charles N., Canandaigua, N.
Stock, Benjamin, Interlachen, Fla. 1910
Stock, Harry T., Sec, 14 Beacon St..
Boston. Mass. 11, 21, 29, 1916
Stockdale, Allen A.. 10th & G St., N.
W., Washington, D. C. 11
Stocking, Jay T., Newton Centre, Mass.
6, 10, 13, 17, 3U
Stoddard. Eugene W., P/., 450 22d Ave.,
San Francisco, Cal. 1886
Stoddart, Mrs. Dorothy Robinson. 77
Cobane Ter., West Orange. N. J. 1925
*tStoetzel. Frederic J.. 427 S. Occidental
Blvd., Los Angeles. Cal. 1910
Stoffer, Bryan S., A.B.C.F.M. 1922
Stolz, Karl R.. Dean, 55 Elizabeth St.,
Hartford, Conn. 38, 1911
Stone, A. W., Talladega, Ala.
Stone, Alfred W., p.o.d., 360 Main St..
West Concord, Mass. 1917
Stone, Dwight C., Hanover, Conn.
Stone, Walter M., Oakham, Mass.
Stonecipher, Luther E., Landers, Wyo.
Stook, Arthur M. S., bus., 121 2d Ave.,
S., Forest Grove, Ore. 1911
Stoops, J. Dashiell. P/., Grinnell, la. 1901
Stottlemyer. Lilburn, bus., Anderson.
R. 10, Ind. 1932
Stough, Henry W.. Ev., 432 Howard St..
Wheaton, 111. 1896
Stoughton, Lewis H., Newfane. Vt.
Stout. W. C, hvs., Box 330, Lima,
Ohio. 1916
Stover, Howard C, 245 S. 19th St..
Salem. Ore.
Stover. John A.. Greenville. R. R. 4,
Ohio.
Stover. Webster, 5 Woodbridge Ave..
New Haven, Conn. 1925
tStover, William B. 1903
[Stowe. Charles Edward, deceased. 62
Stowe, Clayton H.. Rosendale, Wis.
Stowe, Frederick W., Grand Marias.
Minn. 1913
Stowell, Allen R.. Loda, 111.
Stowell, G. Paul, 7th & Main Sts., La
Orossc ^^is.
StoweU.'jay S., Ed., Cedar Road, Fox
Chase. Philadelphia, Pa. 1912
Stoyanoff, Kroum Jordan, 5757 Uni-
versity Ave., Chicago, 111. 1935
Strang. Clement J., Benzonia, Mich. 1901
Strang, Max, 448 Huntington Ave.,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Strange, Francis M., Hartwick. Iowa.
Stratton. Harold L.. 28 Circuit Ave.,
Worcester. Mass.
Stratton, L. A., R. 5, Georgetown, Ohio. 1900
Strauch, William, 637 Whedbee St., Fort
Collins, Colo.
Strawbridge, Cloid E., 836 W. High St..
Lima, Ohio.
Strayer, Charlton B., Westport, Conn. 1898
Street, Thomas. 804 Main St., Winsted,
Conn.
Street, William D., 21 Ridgeview Ave.,
White Plains, N. Y.
Streeter, Clayton M., bus., 184 So.
Branciforte Ave., Santa Cruz, Cal. 1894
Streeter. Willard E.. p.o.d., 133 Front St.,
Exeter, N. H. 1897
Strickland, Daniel W., Shelton, Conn.
Strickland, Fred G., 117 Brighton Rd.,
Columbus, O.
Strickland, George D., 1010 Ashmun
St., S. S. Marie, Mich. 1889
Strifller. Roy J.. 216 So. Eagle St.,
Geneva, O.
Strobel, Theodore, Laurel, Mont.
Stroh, Henry J., McCook, Neb.
Stroh, Mrs. Lucia M., Salem, Mich.
Strohecker. John H., Merrill, Miss. 1902
Strong, David H., Shelburne Falls.
Mass. 1885
Strong. J. Selden, 66 Highland St., Win-
chendon, Mass. 1894
Strong, Sydney, 508 Garfield St.,
Seattle, Wash. 1884
[Strong, William Ellsworth, deceased. 62
1934] Congregational-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 385
strong, William V. D., 58 Grove Ave.,
Woodbridge, N. J.
Strother, Robert J., 258 Fairmount
Ave., Jersey City, N. J. 1896
Stroup, Charles A., Seward, 111.
[Strout, Joseph Woodbury, deceased. 63
Struthers, Alfred L., Goshen, Mass.
Stryker, Garrett V., Dean, 39 Maple-
deU St.. Springfield, Mass. 1003
Stuart, Luke, bws.. Box 464, Freeport,
111. 1907
Stuart, Mrs. Rosine E., R. 4, Box 1278B,
Portland, Ore. 1898
[Stuart, Willard W., deceased. 63
Stubbins, Thomas A., Lake Geneva,
Wis.
Stubbs, Robert L., 4013 Grand Ave.,
Western Springs. 111. 268
Studebaker, Herbert A., 423 Bluff St..
Beloit. Wis.
Stump. Edwin Turner, P/., 144 N.
Mantua St., Kent. O. 1924
Stump, George E., Ed., Letcher St..
Chenoa, 111. 1896
Sturgis, Miss Vesta, 524 Eleanor St.,
Grand Rapids, Mich. 1928
Sturtevant. Earl H., Andover, N. J. 1923
Styron, Charles M., 16 Evergreen Ave.,
Hartford, Conn.
Suarez, Cruz A., Naguabo, Puerto Rico.
Suber, Gustav A., 50 Fountain PI., New
Rochelle, N. Y.
Suckow, William J., Alden, la.
Suffa. Andrew, 3824 So. 40th St.. Lin-
coln. Neb. 1899
Sugimoto, Tokichi, Kohala, T. H. 268
Suhm, Harold D., South Deerfield,
Mass. 1926
Sullens, Arthur J., St., 634 Mack Bldg.,
Denver, Colo. 26, 66, 1897
[Summerbell. Carlyle, deceased.
Summerbell, Martyn, Pr., Lakemont,
N. Y. 1867
Sump, Frederick von der, Randolph,
Mass.
Sundelin, Veijo V., West Barnstable,
Sutcliffe, R. W., Philadelphia, Pa. (— )
Sutherland, Everett L., 6416 Jonathan
Ave., Dearborn, Mich.
Sutherland, John W., p.em., 5760 Burns
Ave., Detroit, Mich. 68, 1876
•tSutton, A., Lagrange, N. C. (— )
Swain. Richard L.. Lee, Park Ave.,
Bridgeport, Conn. 1884
Swainson, William, Danielson, Conn. 1912
Swan, Alfred W.. 121 Bascom PI.,
Madison. Wis. 11, 13, 29
Swan, Ernest F. W., 1030 Sierra Ave.,
Berkeley, Cal. 1917
Swan, H. E., 518 N. W. 25th St., Okla-
homa City, Okla. 1890
Swann, Walter M., 317 S. 2nd St., Al-
pena, Mich.
Swanson, Charles. 22 Terrace Hill,
Proctor, Vt.
Swanson, Isaac J., Chardon, O.
Swart, Winfield Q., A.B.C.F.M. 1926
Swarts, Cleon, 919 So. Main St., Goshen,
Ind. 1924
Swartz, Arthur G., 105 Carolina St., San
Antonio, Tex.
Swartz. Charles K., 2601 Lyndhurst
Ave., Baltimore, Md. 1892
Swartz. Herman F., Pr.. 600 Coventry
Rd.. Berkeley, Cal. 13, 41, 1898
Swartz. Philip Allen, 105 E. 22d St.. New
York City. 1917
Swartz, Philip K., 2866 Quincy Ave.,
Ogden. Utah.
Sweet, John E., Munnsville, N. Y.
Sweet. Milo J., St., Elon College. N. C.
26, 66, 67, 1900
Sweet, T. B.. Olathe. Kan. 1896
Sweetland, William V.. 113 Pawtuxet
Ave.. Edgewood, R. I. 1911
Swem, Boyd R.. 1824 No. Lafayette Ave..
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Swengel. A. Wilmer. bus., 2131 N. 2d
St., Harrisburg, Pa. 1888
Swenson, Ernest A., 1255 E. 113th St.,
Cleveland, O.
Swertfager. George A.. P. O. Box 661.
Chicago. 111. 1902
Swift, Arthur L.. Jr., P/., 3041 Broadway,
New York City. 1916
Swift, Benjamin. Claremont Inn.
Claremont, Cal. 1893
Swift. Samuel R., Hinsdale, Mass.
Swisher. Raymond C, Whiting, la.
Switzer, Annie E.. Downs, Kans. 1907
Sydenstricker, C. A., Kingston, W. Va.
71. 1918
Sykes. James. Candor, N. Y.
Sylvester, E. Paul, 125 S. 6th St., La
Grange, 111.
Symons, Horatio H., Ada. Minn.
Tabor. U. Seth, 325 No. 16th St., Kan-
sas City. Kan. 1899
Taft, Clinton J.. 7104 Balboa Ave.. Van
Nuys, Cal. 1905
Taft, George W., Amber. N. Y.
Taft, Jay N., 2376 W. 31st St., Los
Angeles, Cal. 1884
Taggart, Charles E., Charlotte. Mich. 1886
Taggart. Geo. A., Box 167, Myrtle
Creek, Ore. 1898
[Taintor, Jesse F., deceased.
Tajima. Kengo, 291 Kensington PI..
Pasadena, Cal. 1916
Takahashi, Ichiro, Honolulu, T. H. 1924
Takahashi, Patric O., Japan. 1912
Talbot, Freeman H., bus., 1501 Monaco
Blvd.. Denver, Colo. I9I3
Talley, George M.. Carbonton, N. C.
Talley. Marvin L., Enid, Okla. 1925
Talmage, L. Curtis, Shandon, Butler
Co.. O. 13
Talmage. T. M., Pilgrim Church. Hono-
lulu, T. H.
tTamblyn. Albert T.. New York City. 1906
Tamblyn. George O.. 60 East 42d St.,
New York City. 1906
Tamblyn, Ronald J.. 8 Williams St.,
Holyoke, Mass.
Tamura, Paul K., Nuuamu Church.
Honolulu. T. H.
Tangarone. Adam A.. My., 251 S. Main
St.. Torrington. Conn. 1923
Tarr, Columbus C, 422 W. Central St.,
Bluffton, Ind.
Tarr, James J. G., 10 Mt. Pleasant St.,
Rockport. Mass. 1902
Tate, Charles E., Big Timber, Mont.
Tate, Mrs. Emily B., Higganum, Conn.
[Tate, William A., deceased.
Taylor, Arthur W., 5758 S. May St.,
Englewood Sta., Chicago, 111.
Taylor, Charles F., New York City. 1896
Taylor, Frederick C, 102 West Main St.,
Westboro, Mass. 1891
Taylor, Graham, p.em., 955 Grand Ave.,
Chicago, 111. 29, 37, 1873
Taylor. Harry W.. Pittsfield, N. H.
Taylor, Herman C, 223 S, State St.,
Dover, Del. 1923
Taylor, James D.. A.B.C.F.M. 1899
Taylor, John. Roanoke, R. 2. Ala.
Taylor. Livingston L.. Keene Valley,
N. Y. 1887
Taylor, Reginald W.. West Winfield,
N. Y.
386 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1934
Taylor, William, Harvard, Mass.
'tTaylor, William M., Henderson, N. C. (— )
Tedford, Joseph E., 3129 Waits St.,
Fort Worth, Tex. 1906
Teed, Kenneth R., Northampton, R. D.,
Mass.
Ten Hopen, Lawrence E., South Haven,
Mich.
*tTerreIl, G. T., Garner, N. C. (— )
»tTerry, J. S.. R. 5, Rockingham, N. C. (— )
Terry. Maurice H., 5757 University Ave.,
Chicago, 111. 1921
Terwilliger, Floyd E., Lisle, N. Y.
Tesh, Luther M., Princeton, Minn.
Tewksbury, Elwood G., Sec, Shanghai,
China. 1890
Thayer, Charles S., lib., 64 Gillett St.,
Hartford, Conn. 38, 1902
Thayer, Earl H., Franklin & W. 45th
St., Cleveland, O.
Thayer, Frederick D., Shrewsbury,
Mass.
Thayer, Fred T., Watertown, R. D. 2,
N. Y.
Thelan, Miss Mary Frances, 99 Clare-
mont Ave., New York City. 268, 1934
Theodore, John T.. Hotel Clinton,
Springfield, Mass. 1899
Thibodeau, Asa D., bus., 316 N. Elmwood
Ave., Oak Park, 111. 1904
Thiel, Peter J., pastor-at-large, 1940
Sumner St., Lincoln, Neb. 69, 1900
Thienes, Elmer T., Marlborough, Conn.
Thistle, William T., Lancaster, N. H.
Thomas, Alonzo A., Stewartsville, Mo. 1890
Thomas, Alvin M., Argos, Ind.
Thomas, Clark S., Marshall, 111. 1906
Thomas, Daniel Theodore, 866 Fiske
St., Pacific Palisades, Cal. 1888
Thomas, David E., Columbia, Mo. 1908
Thomas, Ernest A., Marshfield Hills.
Mass. 1902
Thomas, Evan, P/., 40 Robinson Court,
Burlington, Vt. 1883
Thomas, Frank P., 217 E. 5th St., Green-
ville, Ohio.
Thomas, G. Emerys, Gomer, O.
Thomas, George J.. Box 1902, Winston-
Salem, N. C. 69
Thomas, George Monroe, Jamestown,
N. D.
Thomas, J. Lincoln, 47 Wood Ave.,
Springfield, Mass.
Thomas, J. Morrison, 1718 Montrose
Blvd., Chicago, 111.
Thomas, J. W., Hidalgo. 111.
Thomas, James J., bus., 1607 South Or-
chard Knob Ave., Chattanooga, Term. 1900
Thomas, John P., 314 Brown St.,
Akron, O. 1916
Thomas, John R., East High St., Ebens-
burg. Pa.
Thomas, Lorenzo D., 137 Abbott St.,
N. E. Sta., Wilkes Barre, Pa.
Thomas, Omer S., Covington, R. 2, Ohio.
13, 14
Thomas, Percy E., 187 Pawtucket St.,
Lowell, Mass.
Thomas, Roy W.. New Castle, Colo.
Thomas, Thomas P., 1080 19th Ave., N.,
St. Petersburg, Fla. 1885
*tThomas, William H., Henderson, N. C. (— )
Thome, Otto R., Eagle River, Wis.
Thomlinson, W. Howard, bus., R. D. 2,
Freesoil, Mich. 1904
Thompson, A. J., Horton, Kan. 1926
Thompson, Albert M., Milo, Me. 1895
Thompson, A. W., Box 72, R. 1, San Ja-
cinto, Cal. 1880
Thompson, Carl D., 4131 N. Keeler
Ave., Chicago, 111. 1898
Thompson, Edward A., 549 College Ave.,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Thompson, Mrs. Flora T., 1316 N. Ray-
mond Ave., Glendale, Calif. 1885
Thompson, Frank W., Bedford, Mass.
Thompson, Franklin C. 518 No. State
St., Concord, N. H.
Thompson, Frederick H., Wilson, Conn. 268
Thompson, Hiram F., Parkman, O.
Thompson, Hugh, Harford, Pa.
Thompson, Hugo W., Woodmont, Coiui. 268
Thompson, J. Herbert, 4628 Walsh PI.,
Los Angeles, Cal. 1904
Thompson, Karl O., P/., 3130 Essex Rd.,
Cleveland Heights, O. 1907
Thompson, Ole, 309 8th Ave., N., Fargo,
N. D. 1902
Thompson, Roy D., Wilton, N. H.
Thompson, Yancy S., 24 West St.,
Bloomfield, N. J.
Thompson, William J., Vancouver,
Canada. 1906
Thorns, Walter J., 109 Greeves St., Kane,
Pa.
Thomsen, Eric H., Norris, Tenn. 1928
Thomsen, Ludwig, Osborne, Kan.
Thomson, A. Eugene, Williamsfield, R.
D. 2. O.
Thomson, Arthur, 2924 Monroe Ave.,
Kansas City, Mo. 1927
Thomson, Christian, p.em., Pittsburgh,
Pa. 1884
Thomson, Joseph K., 39 Hemlock St.,
Paterson, N. J. 1916
Thomson, Mehran K., P/., 11 So. Summit
St., Ypsilanti, Mich. 1920
Thornburg, A. Blain, bits.. Farmland,
R. D., Ind. 1914
Thornburg, N. Harvey, Farmland, R. 2,
Ind. (-)
Thornburg, Rubie, Oakville, Ind.
Thomell, J., bus.. Dodge Center, Minn. 1915
Thorp, Charles N., Chatham, Mass. 32
Thorp, Willard B., 1010 Waverley St.,
Palo Alto, Cal. 11
Thrall, J. Brainerd, p.em., 326 Merri-
mon Ave., Asheville, N. C. 1878
Thrall, W. Herbert, Sec. em., Huron.
S. D. 1881
Thrasher, Marion L., Andalusia, R. 2.
Ala.
Throgmorton, John, Goreville, 111.
Thrush, John O., p.em., River Falls,
Wis. 1888
Thurlow, George L., 24 Walden St.,
Concord, Mass. , 32
Thurston, Jason F., Tamworth, N. H. 1905
Thurston, Oakley B., Leslie, Mich. 1884
Thurston, William H., bus., Foxboro,
Mass. 1901
Thwing, Charles F., Pr.em., 11109 Bell-
flower Rd., Cleveland, O. 1879
Thygeson, Hanson E., E. Falmouth,
Mass.
Tiede, Otto J., Elgin, N. D.
Tillman, Silas E., 52 New St., New
Brunswick, N. J. 1929
Tillman, William H., Crestview, R. D.
1, Fla.
Tillson, Lewis N., East Sumner, Me.
Timberlake, Ralph M., pr., 14 Beacon
St., Boston. Mass. 11, 27, 68, 1911
Timmons, WofEord C. 39 Grove Hill,
New Britain, Conn.
Tincher, Frank S., 1114 Franklin St.,
Columbus, Ind. 1885
Tippett, Bertram V., 314 S. West St.,
Bellevue, O.
Tippett, Ernest H., 4466 Felton St., San
Diego. Cal. 1898
1934] Congregatiorial-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 387
Tipton, Robert, 7026 Limekiln Pike,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Tishkins, Frank, Bethel, Conn.
Titcomb, Arthur, Farmington, Me. 1888
Tobey, Benjamin F., Ithaca, R. D. 8,
N. Y.
Todd, Albert G., Rodman, N. Y.
Todd, Henry Clap, Madrid, R. F. D., la.
Todd, Joseph O., 56 Radcliff Ave.,
Waterbury, Conn.
Tokas, Christie G., My., 25 Ardale St.,
Roslindale, Mass. 1902
Tolbert, Raymond B., Lockport, R. 2,
N. Y.
Toleman, Charles B., Waterbury, R. D.
1, Conn.
Tolson, George T., P/., 1798 Scenic
Ave., Berkeley, Cal. 41, 1904
Tomblen, Charles L., West Brookfield,
Mass. 1877
Tomenendal, Frank L., Mellen, Wis.
Tomkins, George, Andrew Freedman
Home, 1125 Grand Concourse, New
York City. 1885
Tompkins, H. Herbert, Miami, Fla. 1928
Tompkins, Seeley K., btts., 1521 Chey-
enne Rd., Colorado Springs, Colo. 1910
Toms, Joseph, E. Erie St., Spring Valley,
111.
Tong, Walter C, A.B.C.F.M. 1931
Tontz, Knowles S., bus., Tigard, Ore. 1909
Toomay, John B., Avalon, Cataline Is-
land, Cal. 1891
Toothaker, Archie, Downs, Kan. 1902
Torbet, Howard Lee. 1584 E. 117th St.,
Cleveland, O.
Torrence. James S., bus., 3924 1st Ave.,
So., Billings, Mont. 1900
Torrey, Mrs. Anna C, Stamford, R. D.
1, Conn.
Torrey, Daniel T., bits., 238 Williams
St., Providence, R. I. 1888
Torvik, Olaf J., bus., 2506 Budlong
Ave., Los Angeles, Cal. 1928
Totten, George A., 307 Evanston Bldg.,
Minneapolis, Minn.
Tower, William H., 2 Holland Ter.,
Montclair, N. J. 1897
Towne, Howard Roswell, Traverse
City, Mich.
Towne, Willard O., Portland. N. Y.
Towne, Salem D., bus., 8 Bosworth St.,
Boston, Mass. 1885
Townsend, Arthur C, p.em., Intervale,
R. D. 1, Me. 1891
Townsend, Jewett C, 720 W. 3d St..
Galva, 111.
Townsend, Lynne P., North Wilbra-
ham, Mass.
Townsend, Stephen J., p.em., 12th St.
& 22d Ave., Tampa, Fla. 1895
tTracy, C. A. (— )
Tracy, Charles K., 28 Newington Rd.,
Elmwood, Conn.
Tracy, Daniel W., Belle Fourche, S. D. 1889
Tracy, Isaac B., Kempster, Wis. 1887
Tracy, Olin B., 119 W. Foster St., Mel-
rose, Mass.
Tracy, Olin H., 119 W. Foster St"., Mel-
rose, Mass. 1885
Traver, Mrs. Helen S., New Berlin,
N. Y.
Travis, Thomas, 149 Watchung Ave.,
Montclair, N. J.
Trcka, Charles J., 373 Daly St., St.
Paul, Minn.
Treat, Edward P., Spring Valley, N. Y.
Treat, J. Calvin, 909 E. Berkeley Rd.,
Phoenix, Ariz. 1898
Treat, Roger E., 15,050 Southfield Rd.,
Detroit, Mich. 13, 30
Treber, Ernest, Farmland, Ind.
Treber, Mrs. Mildred L., Farmland, Ind.
Treise, Henrich, P. O. Box 543, Wind-
sor, Colo. 1914
Trembert, Albert A., 414 Vermont Ave.,
Daytona Beach, Fla. 1916
Tresidder, Fred J., Bertrand, Neb.
Tribble, O. Hoyt, Higganum, Conn.
Trickey, Benjamin J., 310 N. 4th St.,
Marshalltown, la.
Trickey, Reuben R., Watertown, S. D.
Trigg, Edwin S., Aurelia, la.
Triplett, Harry M., Naperville, 111. 1898
Tripp, George F., Eaton, Colo. 66
Tripp, Thomas A., Mystic. Conn.
Trompen, J. N., Aurora, Colo.
Trosper, John Madison, 608 So. Main
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Trout, John M., Sandwich, Mass.
Trout, William D., bv^., Caldwell, Ida. 1907
True, C. T., Edgewood, la. 1893
Trueblood, Charles E., 526 Chestnut St.,
Meadville, Pa.
Truesdell, Arthur L., Bernardston,
IVIass
Truitt, Cora, Noble, R. 1, 111. 1920
Truitt, John G.. 214 Main St., Suffolk,
Va. 13
[Truman, Daniel, deceased. 63
Trumbo, Miss Eunice I., 7321 S. Shore
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Trust, Harry, Pr., Bangor Theo. Sem.,
Bangor, Me. 12, 36, 1913
Tsui, Hin Weng, Hilo. T. H.
Tsuji, Mitsutaro, Japan. 1888
Tuck, Leslie J., Elkhom, Wis.
Tucker, S. Gordon, Newcastle, Me.
Tudor, David, Cortland, Neb.
Tuomisto, James E., 134 12th St.,
Cloquet, Minn.
Tuomisto, Mrs. James E., 134 12th St.,
Cloquet, Minn.
Tupper, Leland E., p.em., 101 North 1st
St., Hiawatha, Kan. 1887
Tupper, Miles G., Rensselaer Falls,
N. Y.
Turk, Morris H., 17 West St., Portland,
Me. 12, 32, 1898
Turner, Edward B.. 2436 Oahu Ave.,
Honolulu, T. H. 1899
Turner, George M., Faulkton, S. D.
Turner, James M., Grand Blanc, Mich.
Turner, John M., North Evans, N. Y.
Turner, Jonathan, 715 Court St., Port
Huron, Mich.
*tTurner, Mark H., Blaine, Me. (— )
Turner, William Jay, R. D. 2, West Chi-
cago, 111. 1888
Turrentine, Wm. J., 702 Browns Ferry
St., Athens, Ala. 70
Tuthill, C. Julian, Atkinson, N. H.
Tuthill, William B., 244 Collins St.,
Hartford, Conn.
Tuttle, George A., 77 Dawes Ave.,
Pittsfield, Mass.
Tuttle, Harold S., Tuckahoe, N. Y.
[Tuttle, Henry W., deceased.
Tuttle, Warren W., 208 S. Chestnut St.,
Kent, O.
Tuttle, William N., Walton, N. Y.
Tweedy, Harry E., Campbell, Neb.
Tweedy, Henry H., Pf., 112 Huntington
St., New Haven, Conn. 40, 1898
Twichell, Joseph H., College pastor,
Williamstown, Mass. 1911
[Tyler, Henry Fay, deceased. 63
Tyler, William A., St., 410 Barkley
Bldg., Lincoln, Neb. 27, 69, 1905
Tyler, William F., Rockville, R. D. 1,
Conn.
[Tyson. Stuart Lawrence, deceased. 63
Uhlman, Richard Paul, Burt, N. D.
388 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1934
Ullom, Orville D., 213 Washington St..
Melbourne, Fla.
Ulrich. Fred E.. 6IOV2 E. High St.,
Mount Vernon, O.
Umstead, Owen, 408 Emerald St., Re-
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Underhill, Gardner D., South Ashbum-
ham, Mass.
Underwood, Robert L., 71 Myrtle Ave.,
Fitchburg, Mass.
Unger, Samuel L., 2315 Main St., Cedar
Falls, la. 1895
Upchurch, James, Kailua, T. H.
*tUpchurch, W. J., East Durham, N. C. (— )
Updyke, Roland C, Hartwick, N. Y.
Upton, Albert D., 1506 Jackson St.,
Scranton, Pa.
Upton, C. E., 832 Berkley Ave., Nor-
folk, Va. (_)
Upton, Walter H., 1317 Main St.,
Davenport, la.
Urch, Erwin J., Pf., 322 W. Essex St.,
Kirkwood, Mo. 1917
Usher, William R., East Douglas, Mass.
Vaananen, Johannes, 312 Sellers St.,
Hibbing, Minn.
Vaitses, Stephen, My., 15 Laurel St.,
Melrose, Mass. 1903
Valencia, Jesus J., 3125 Rivera St., El
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Vallentyne, James W., Raymond, Me. 1902
Van Brunt, Otis F., 51 West George St.,
Freehold, N. J. 1930
Vance, Amos M., Barneveld, Wis.
Vance, George C, 321 So. Moore St.,
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Vance, John G., Union, N. H. 1890
Vance, Matthew A., Maynard, Mass.
Vance, William F., 7258 S. Park Ave..
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Van Cleave, Albert Ray, Wadley, Ala.
Vanderburg, George W., Winchester,
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Van der Pyl, Nicholas, 69 N. Cedar
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Van Dusen, Albert P., Pf., 317 King-
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Van Dyke, Tertius, Washington, Conn.
Van Haagen, Henry C, 608 South Ave.,
Syracuse, N. Y.
Van Horn, Francis J., 295 Perkins St.,
Oakland, Cal. 1895
Van Horn, Paul B., 10 Kenilworth Rd..
Worcester, Mass. 12
Van Lunen, Herman, North Chelms-
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Van Luven, Philip, Ravenna, Neb.
*tVan Norman, D. V., Keswick, Ont. 1908
Van Tassell, Morgan W., 975 Lafayette
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Van Valkenburg, Hugh C, Arlington,
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[Van Valkenburgh, Morgan D., deceased. 63
Van Wagenen, Maxwell L., 5306 So. 39th
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Varjabedian, Benjamin S., 1945 Berwyn
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Varley, Arthur, Portland, Conn.
Vasey, Joseph, Gales Ferry, Conn.
Vater, William, Clinton, Wis. 1890
Vaughan, B. F., p.em., Centerville, O. 1879
Vaughan, C. Stanley, A.B.C.F.M. 1893
Vaughan, Stephen, Frankfort, Mich. 1895
Vaughn, Arthur P., Box 898, Avon
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[Vaughn, Howard Ridgway, deceased. 64
Vavrina, Vaclav. Champlin, Minn. 1900
Vazquez, Placide, Las Piedras, Puerto
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Veazey, G. H., Wadley, Ala.
Veazie, Carl H., 3018 29th St., N.. Ta-
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Venz, Emil Carl, Box 840, R. R. 1, Galli-
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Vernon, Ambrose W., Pf., Hanover,
N. H. 1896
Vernon, Samuel J., Eagle Butte, S. D.
Vesey, Milton, Lignite, N. D. 1912
Vestling, Axel E., Pf., Northfield, Minn. 1918
Vey, Walter, Andover, R. D. 1, Conn.
Vickery, Almeda C. 7 West Park Ave..
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Vickery, Charles R., 7 West Park Ave.,
New Haven, Conn. 1905
Vidoloff, Zaprian D., p.o.d., 1156 S. Cuy-
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Viehe, Paul G., 120 3d Ave., Le Mars, la. 1903
Vieth, Paul H., 409 Prospect St., New
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[Viets, Francis Hubbard, deceased. 64
Vincent. Clarence A., North Miami, Fla.
Vincent, Earl A., Shoreham, Vt. 268
Vincent, George C, 160 Cooper Ave.,
Upper Montclair, N. J. 11, 26
Vincent, Harold G., Barton, Vt.
Vinie, Earl, 69 Edendale St.. Springfield,
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Vining. Fred N., bus., Edna, Kans. 1906
Vint, D. G., Ev., 6340 Parnell Ave., Chi-
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Violet, D. C, bus., Harlem, Mont. 1915
Virta, Arthur F., 25 Mission St., Gard-
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Vittum, Edmund M., p.em., 1130 West
St., Grinnell, la. 1884
Voelkel, Elmer E., 816 Park Ave., Be-
loit. Wis.
Vogler, Theodore K., 23d Ave., E and
4th St., Duluth, Minn.
Vogt, Von Ogden, p.o.d., 1174 E. 57th St.,
Chicago, 111. 37. 1912
Voorhees, Frank. Millers Place. N. Y.
Voorhees. J. Spencer, 196 Fern St.,
West Hartford, Conn. 1884
Vorrath, Henry, Hilda, Canada. 1931
Voss, A. K.. St., 429 Palace Bldg., Min-
neapolis, Minn. 13, 27. 30, 68. 1913
Voss, Carl August, 620 Smithfield St.,
Pittsburgh, Pa. 13, 26
Voss, Ernst, 234 Fosdick St., Cincinnati,
O.
Vradenburg, Edgar S., 337 Paige St.,
Schenectady, N. Y. 1908
Vrooman, Harry C, Greenville, Me.
Vrooman, Lee, A.B.C.F.M. 1923
Vyverberg, Henry J., Elbridge, N. Y.
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Wacker, Friedrich J.. Parkston, S. D.
Wacker, John H., Odessa, Wash.
Waddell, Ralph C, 1 Keller St., Peta-
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Waddell, Robert, R. 1, Galway, N. Y. 1917
Wade, Thomas H., Robinson, 111. (— )
Wagar, Nellie, 99 Claremont Ave., New
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[Wagner, Conrad J., deceased. 64
Wagner, Horace T., 270 W. 6th St.,
Claremont, Cal. 1894
Wagner, J. Richard, Collbran, Colo.
Wagner, Jacob, 4412 Lincoln St., Den-
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Wagner, John Peter, Tabor, la.
Wagoner, Ira B., Lenora, Kan.
Wailes, Prince O., M. D., Mansfield,
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Waite, George L.. Benson. Minn.
Waite. Richard A., Dir., American
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Wakai, Henry G.. Kapaa. Kauai. T. H.
Wakefield. Wilfred, Yorkville. 111.
Walden, Henry R., 506 Elizabeth St.,
High Point, N. C. 69
1934] Congregational-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 389
Waldron, George B., 5402 Suwanee Ave.,
Tampa, Fla. 1887
Waldron, John D., Buckland, Mass.
Wales, Franklin E., 200 Forrest Ave..
Glen Ellyn, 111. 1927
Walk. E. G., Muncie, Ind. 1893
Walker, Albert C, Alexander, Iowa.
Walker, G. Shannon, Kealakekua, T.
H.
Walker, Henry H., Jr., Piedmont Col-
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Walker, Herbert, Hampton, N. H.
Walker, J. Harley, Galveston, R. 1,
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Walker, J. Irvine, Newton, la.
Walker, James F., St., 330 Sonna Bldg.,
Boise, Ida. 26, 67, 70. 71, 1910
Walker, John C, 135 Prospect St.,
Waterbury, Conn.
Walker, John T., New Ulm, Minn.
Walker, Joseph N., 10 Nutting Ave.,
Amherst, Mass. 1880
Walker, Laurence Breed, lee, 8 Dan-
forth Ave., Cliftondale, Mass. 1922
'tWalker. M. W., R. 3, Wake Forest,
N. C. (-)
tWalker, Olney K. 1910
Walker. Raymond B., 1126 S. W. Park St.,
Portland, Ore. 12, 18
Walker, Raymond E., North Attle-
boro, Mass.
Walker, Walter E., Forest, Ind. 1932
[Walker, William D., deceased.
Walker, William H., 231 Harper Ave.,
Detroit, Mich. 1S94
Walker, William S.. Newington, Conn. 1891
Wall, Arthur A.. Central Lake. Mich. 1883
Wall, K. Edwin, 140 E. Blake Ave.,
Columbus. O.
Wall, Warren, Winchester, R. 4. Ind.
Wallace, Arthur, 181 Palm St.. Bangor,
Me.
Wallace, David, Calverton, L. I., N. Y.
Wallace, Herbert T.. Bethel, Me.
Wallace. Stryker A., 8142 Saginaw
Ave., Chicago, 111. 1870
Wallace. Westwood, 912 Wright St.,
Santa Rosa, Cal.
Wallar, William C. A., 3040 Dupont Ave.,
S., Minneapolis, Minn. 1889
■Wallin, Nathaniel C, 1261 N. Raymond
St., Pasadena, Cal.
Wallock, Anthony M., 307 7th St., Law-
ton, Okla. 69
Wain, Duane Victor, A.B.C.F.M. 1927
Wain, Yvo O., Greenfield, O. 1921
Walsh, Charles E., 17 Central St., Cam-
den, Me.
AValsh, Frederick W., Groton, Conn.
Walter, James E., Orange, Conn.
Walters, Guy T., Bluffton, R. 6, Ind.
Walters, Verdette. 2921 S. Broadway,
Englewood. Colo. 268
Walters, William T., 2227 N. 2d St.,
Harrisburg, Pa.
Walton, Alfred G., 480 Tompkins Ave.,
Brooklyn, N. Y. 22
Walton, Elmer R., Pf., Bryan Univ..
Dayton, Term. 1911
Waltz. William J., Suquamish, Wash.
Wangelin, Fred G.. Grandin, Mo.
Wannamaker. H. S., Cusick, Wash.
Ward, Andrew J., Sanford, R. 5, N. C.
Ward. Charles E., 914 E. Bannock St.,
Boise, Ida.
Ward, Frederick J., Southampton,
Mass.
Ward, Robert Newton, 509 Broad St.,
Leonia, N. J. 1914
Ware. Smith E., bus., 2179 E. 86th St.,
Cleveland, O. 268
Warford, Lorena J., 419 Beckwith Ave.,
Missoula, Mont. 1931
Warford, O. R., 419 Beckwith Ave.,
Missoiila, Mont.
Warkentien, Emil L. F., 693 Winslow
St.. St. Paul, Mirm.
Warkentin, Jacob M., Humboldt, S. D. 268
Warner, Alexander C, Springfield, S.
D. 70
Warner, Elbert E., Curriers, N. Y.
Warner, Harold R., Hilo, T. H.
Warner. Howard E., Kitchel. Ind.
Warner, Thomas H., 1165 Lakeview Rd.,
Cleveland, O. 1890
Warner, Viola M., My., Giradot,
Columbia, South America. (— )
Warren, Brooks A., Imlay City, Mich.
Warren, Claude W., Land O'Lakes, Wis.
Warren, Edgar L., Hampton, N. H. 1889
Warren, Henry K., Pr.em., 712 W. 5th
St., Yankton, S. D. 1893
Warren, John H., Ocean View, Norfolk,
Va. 1911
Warren, Ulysses G., 1 Idlewood Rd.,
White Plains, N. Y.
Warren, Willis A., 108 Liberty St.,
Painesville, O.
Waser. Raymond A., Enfield, Conn.
Washburn. Mrs. Bridelle C. H., 413 N.
Stanislaus St., Stockton, Cal. 1905
Washburn, Owen R., So. Vernon, Mass. 1893
Washington. Arthur G., 227 Boulevard
St., Lake Charles, La.
Wass, Herbert L., East Machias, Me.
Watanabe, Tamesaku, Olaa, T. H.
Waterhouse, Paul B., St., Honolulu.
Hawaii. 1912
Waters, George H., 1656 Woodland Ct.,
Eau Claire, Wis. 1914
Waters, Silas A., bus., 432 Spotswood
St., Moscow, Ida. 1908
Waters, Wayne L., 442 Cook St., Denver,
Colo.
Wathen, John M., 34 Providence St.,
Woonsocket, R. I.
Watkins, B. J. H., R. F. D. 1, Lynch-
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Watkins, Charles A., East Millinocket,
Me,
Watkins. C. Robert, Ch., U. S. A., Ft.
Moultrie. S. Car. 1913
Watkins, Elifelet A., Merom, Ind. 14
Watson, Albert P., Wilton, Me.
[Watson, Carey H., deceased.
Watson, James, M.D., Elgin State Hos-
pital, Elgin, 111. 1905
Watson, John A., Union City, R. 4, Ind.
Watson, Josiah S., Pf., 1920 2d Ave.,
Joliet, 111. 1918
Watson, Le Rue C, Box 80, Buena
Park, Cal.
Watson, Robert James, 226 S. Main St.,
Lombard, 111.
Watson, William C, Antwerp, N. Y,
Watt, J. Craig, Box 1336, Nogales,
Ariz. 1896
Watt, Richard, 13 Sharpe Ave., Wil-
loughby, O. 1899
Watt, Thomas E., 1802 Fairview St.,
Berkeley, Cal.
Wattner, C. Albert, Fulton, N. Y.
Watts. James R., bus., Wellston, Ohio. 1922
Waudby, Charles E., bus., Des Moines.
la. 1913
Wearley, Robert E., West Liberty, O.
Weatherby. Mrs. Lelah, 454 Richland
Ave., Athens, Ohio.
Weaver, Galen R., Box 150, Honolulu,
T. H.
390 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1934
Weaver, George A., S. S. My., Petos-
key, Mich. 1894
Webb, Archie R., S. Westerlo, N. Y.
Webb, Henry W., Wiscasset, Me. 1895
Webber, Berthold L., 660 Berkeley
Ave., Claremont, Cal. 1894
Weber, George J., 626 S. Water St.,
Albuquerque, N. Mex.
Weber, Jonathan, 1318 So. 9th St., Lin-
coln, Neb.
Webster, Donald E., 419 West 121st St.,
New York City. 1927
Webster, Frank M., 214 W. Walnut St.,
St. Charles, 111.
Webster, Max H., Broadus, Mont.
Weckerly. Abraham P., Navy Dept., 10.5
E. Bradley Lane, Chevy Chase, Md. 1905
Weed. Earle H., Ch., U. S. A., Fort
Knox, Ky. 1917
Weekley. Martin L., Harrisonburg, R. 1,
Va.
Wehrenberg, Edward L., Woodsdale,
N. C. . 1912
Wehrhan, Nelson W., 25 E. Benton St.,
Naperville, 111.
Weidner, Chas. E., Veradale, Wash.
Weigle, Luther A., Dean, 142 Cold Spring
St., New Haven, Conn. 11, 20, 21, 40, 1903
tWeimer, Morrison. 1890
Weinert, Lawrence J., Spencer, la.
Weir, Forrest C, Westville, R. D. 2,
Conn.
Weisenburger, Jacob, Paul, Ida.
Weiss, Joseph, 4022 S. Yakima Ave.,
Tacoma. Wash.
Weisskopf, Paul K., Scotland. S. D. 1921
Weist, Carl S.. 531 E. Lincoln St., Mt.
Vernon, N. Y.
Weist, Oliver Clyde, 138 Longdale Rd.,
Bronxville, N. Y.
Welch, Joseph F., Pukoo. Molokai,
T. H. 1921
Welker, Roy A., 52 N. Awixa Ave., Bay
Shore, N. Y.
Weller, Daniel M., bus., 2630 Doris PI.,
Honolulu, T. H. 1920
Welles, Simeon Bryant, Lancaster, Wis.
Welles, T. Clayton, Grant Ave., Torres-
dale, Philadelphia, Pa. 1872
Wells, Clarence E., Waterfown, Conn.
Wells, Clayton B., p.em.. 1626 No. Hol-
yoke Ave., Wichita, Kan. 1891
Wells, Herman J., Greenville, N. H.
Wells, Mark, 1531 W. Baltimore St.,
Baltimore, Md.
Welsh, John W., City My., 535 E. Oak
Ave., Wheaton, 111. 1896
Welty, Ivan R., Lebanon, Mo.
Wendell, Mrs. Lois H., Sidney. N. Y. 268, 1934
Wendell, Roland M., Sidney, N. Y.
Wenger. Samuel B., Lowell, Mich.
Werner, Loyal E., Pierce City, Mo.
Wescott, William S., Graemere Hotel,
Homan Ave. & Washington Blvd.,
Chicago, 111. 1904
Wessell, Nils J., St., 2860 Lafayette Ave.,
Bronx, N. Y. 1904
Wessling, George A., 406 North East St.,
Madison. Ind.
West, Avedis M., Mayville. N. D.
West. Donald L., St., Highland Folk
Schl., Kennesaw, Ga. 1932
Westbrook, John H., 188 Whitney St.,
Hartford. Conn.
Westenberg, Arthur E., 1638 Hammond
Ave., Superior, Wis.
Westenberg. Robert C, Uxbridge, Mass.
Westervelt, William D., 2963 Kalakaua
Ave., Honolulu, T. H. 1874
Westlake, Darrell J., Cortland. N. Y.
Westwood, F. William, 90S N. St..
Lewiston, Ida.
Wetzel, John, 183d St. and Pinehurst
Ave.. New York City.
Wharton, Henry J., Plainfield, Conn.
Wheeler, Charles T., Ev., 2103 Orring-
ton Ave., Evanston, 111. 1895
Wheeler, Chester A., Webster, Mass.
Wheeler, Edgar C, p/., 3003 N. Union St.,
Tacoma, Wash. 1896
Wheeler, Edward F., Mora, Minn. 1890
Wheeler, Wendell C, Winthrop, Minn.
Wheelock, Albert H., Auburn, Mass.
Wheelock, Arthur S., 185 Longview
Ave., White Plains, N. Y.
Wheelwright, Joseph, Warner, N. H. 1897
Whiston, Lionel A., 820 Main St., Fitch-
burg, Mass.
Whitaker, O. B., bus., Weaubleau, Mo. (— )
Whitaker. Robert B., Box 269, Free-
water. Ore.
Whitaker. Rufus, bus., Clifford, N. D. 1916
[Whitcomb. William F., deceased.
White, Berry F., 2318 Hugo St., Dallas.
Tex.
White, Charles E., bus., 41 Kilsyth Rd.,
Brookline, Mass. 1900
White. Charles G., West Stockbridge,
Mass.
White, Edwin E., Pleasant Hill, Tenn.
White, Emmons E., Palmer, Mass.
White, Eugene, Fairfield, Neb. 1901
White, Francis D., bus., Robbinsdale,
Minn. 1902
White, George E., My., Pr.em., 644
Northwestern Bank Bldg., Minne-
apolis, Minn. 1887
White, Harold B., Easthampton, Mass.
White, Hugh Vernon, Sec, 14 Beacon
St., Boston, Mass. 13, 18, 1910
White, Josiah R., bus., Albany, R. 2,
Ind. 1917
White, Louis E., 4027 N. Missouri Ave.,
Portland, Ore.
White, Maurice S., 3743 Military Rd.,
Washington, D. C.
White, Ralph H., Sec, Anti Saloon
League, 292 Willow St., New Haven,
Conn. 1902
White, Robert S., 21 Bluff Ave., West
Haven, Conn. 1912
White, Schuyler S., My., 815 N. Hill
Ave., Pasadena, Cal. 1890
White, T. E., Bennett, N. C.
White, W. D., Phenix City, Ala. 1900
White, William A., East Northfield,
Mass. 1904
Whitehead. Robert C, 424 Nuber Ave..
Mt. Vernon, N. Y.
Whiting, Elbridge C, 40 Garden St.,
Belmont, Mass.
Whiting, John C, 1313 Chrysler Bldg.,
New York City. 1903
Whitley, John E., 419 Washington St.,
Winchester, Mass.
Whitlock, Frank M., p.em., 325 Harmar
St., Marietta, O. 1880
Whitman, Newell W., Deer Isle, Me. 1896
Whitnall, Ernest A., Lawrence, Mass.
Whitney. Charlotte Brown, New Bos-
ton, Mass. 1920
Whitsitt, William S., Winona, Minn.
Whittaker, John W., Tuskegee Insti-
tute, Tuskegee, Ala. 1884
Whitten, Robert A., 101 Hatton St.,
Portsmouth, Va.
Wicker, Walton C, P/., Elon College,
N. C. 70. (-)
Wickes, Dean R., 1137 W. 29th St., Los
Angeles, Cal. 1912
Wicks, Charles H., Rhinelander, Wis.
Wicks. Robert R., College pastor,
Princeton, N. J. 1908
Widmaver. Gottlob K.. Au Gres, Mich.
1934] Congregational-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 391
Widney, Vincent C, Monroe, Wash.
Wieman, Henry N., P/., 5558 Kimbark
Ave., Chicago, 111. (— )
Wigfield, G. Dewey, Warren, Ind.
[Wiggins, Aaron Winiield, deceased. 64
Wiggins, J. D., Enfield, R. 1, 111. (— )
Wiggins, J. F., Suffolk, Va.
Wightman, John C, My., 18 Beacon
St., Florence, Northampton, Mass. 1905
Wilcox, Clyde H., Allegan, Mich.
Wilcox, James H., Trego, Wis. 1897
Wild, Edward W., Newfane, Vt. 1914
Wild, Miss Laura H., Pf., South Had-
ley, Mass. 1901
Wild, Levi, Royalton, Vt. 1893
Wilder, Amos N., Andover Newton
Theo. School, 154 Institution Ave.,
Newton Centre, Mass. 35, 1926
Wilder, Charles S., Springfield, R. D. 2,
Mass. 1890
Wilder, George B., bus., 1226 S. 14th
St., Lincoln, Neb. 1914
Wilder, Grant B., Red Oak, la.
Wilder, Myron E., 124 Myrtle St.,
Jamestown, N. Y.
Wildey, Irving D., 63 Radford Ave.,
Yonkers. N. Y. 1902
[Wiles, Morris M., deceased.
Wiley, Edward C, 216 W. 2d Ave.,
Johnstown, N. Y. 1889
Wiley. Horace S., 4202 E. 16th St., Port-
land, Ore.
Wiley, Walter B., A.B.C.F.M. 1924
Wilkerson, J. Roy, Plainville, Conn.
Wilkie, John R., Pf., 578 E. Phila-
delphia S., Whittier, Cal. 1900
Wilkins, Henry J., 404 S. Main St.,
Mount Pleasant, la. 1893
Wilkins, Ward E., 1169 N. 50th St., Mil-
waukee. Wis. 1924
Willard, Wallace W., Rochester, Wis. 1896
Willcox, Edward W., 6S01 Maplewood
Ave., Sylvania, O.
Willey, Edward H., 818 No. 4th Ave.,
Washington, la. 1902
Williams, Benjamin J., Locktown, N. J. 1907
•tWilliams, B. J., R. D. 2, Flemington,
N. J. (-)
Williams, Charles B., Millbury, R. D. 2,
Mass. 1897
Williams, Charles H., 28 Alveston St.,
Jamaica Plain, Mass. 31, 1899
Williams, Charles L., 3406 60th St., S.
W., Seattle, Wash.
•tWilliams, C. L., Durham, N. C. (— )
Williams, David R., 209 Rockingham
St., Rochester, N. Y. 1914
Williams, David Thomas, Carmel, Cal. 1883
Williams, E. M., Carbondale, 111. (— )
Williams. Eugene E., Reg. Jr., 342 Rose
Lane, Phoenix. Ariz. 70, 1899
Williams, Evan Rhys, 1200 College Ave.,
Elmira, N. Y.
Williams, George, Crawford, Neb.
[Williams, George C, deceased.
Williams. Howard Y., Sec, 2304 Carter
Ave., St. Paul, Minn. 1917
Williams, Ivor S., Sheffield, Mass.
Williams, John H., 432 Winthrop Ave.,
Millen, Ga. 1912
Williams, John M., Shelby, Mich.
Williams, John Tudno, Lane Sem., Cin-
cinnati, O.
Williams, Leland L., Columbus Grove,
O. 1928
Williams, Lewis D., bus., 3355 Milverton
Rd., Cleveland, O. 1914
Williams, Marvin, Weaubleau, Mo.
Williams, Mrs. May A., 4421 Franklin
Blvd., Cleveland, O. 1909
Williams, Milton, 3100 12th St., Meri-
dian, Miss.
Williams, Owen T., Monroeville, O.
Williams, Rees T., 1407 Albert St., New-
castle, Pa.
Williams, T. Yeoman, 90 Greenway
South, Forest Hills, L. I., N. Y. 1915
Williams, Theodore C, Tehachapi, Cal.
Williams, Thomas, 10422 89th St., Rich-
mond Hill, N. Y.
Williams, Thomas A., Wadhams, N. Y.
Williams, Walter B., 232 East Main St.,
Weiser, Ida.
Williams, William, Wauregan, Conn.
Williams, WUliam Glyn, 160 Gaylord
Ave., Plymouth, Pa.
Williams, William James, bus., Fred-
ericksburg, O. 1915
Williams, William John, 4421 Franklin
Blvd., Cleveland, O.
Williams, William Tyrer, bus., Council
Grove, Kan. 1893
Williams, Willis K., 545 Forest Ave.,
Glen EUyn, 111.
tWilliamson, Allen J. 1889
Williamson, Robert L., Eastman Route,
Charlottesville, Va.
[Willisford, Edwin H., deceased.
Willmott, Benjamin A., 318 West St.,
Leominster, Mass.
*tWilloughby. Bertram, St., 30 E. 8th St.,
Chicago, 111. 1901
Willoughby, William C, c/o London
Miss. So., 48 Broadway, Westminster,
S. W. T., England. 38, 1882
Wilske, Herbert E., Mott, N. D.
Wilson, Albert, 819 So. 14th St., St.
Joseph, Mo.
Wilson, Mrs. Amanda R., Box 556,
Parkersburg, W. Va.
Wilson, Arthur E., 54 President Ave.,
Providence, R. I.
Wilson, Clarence H., p.em., 2.56 Beacon
St., Boston, Mass. 10, 12, 24, 1887
Wilson, Clinton W., 435 Main St., One-
onta, N. Y. 1890
Wilson, David L., Bath, Me.
Wilson, Delbert D., 91 East 4th St., Os-
wego, N. Y.
Wilson, E. Carnell, Cromwell, la.
Wilson, Frederick A., p.em., 34 Essex
St., Andover, Mass. 1882
Wilson, Frederick C, Ipswich, Mass.
Wilson, George C, 10 Baisley Ave.,
East Rockaway, N. Y.
Wilson, Grant Hulon, Field Agt., Lyons,
N. Y. 1911
Wilson, Henry E., Sec, University Y. M.
C. A., Champaign, 111. 1919
Wilson, Hugh Van R., Pf., Vassar Col-
lege, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 1926
Wilson, James W., 11 Liberty^ St.,
Jamestown, N. Y. 1880
*tWilson, J. S. Ivisin, 104 E. Liberty
St., Salisbury, N. C. 1893
Wilson, John W., St., 517 N. Mary St.,
Appleton. Wis. 71, 1891
Wilson, Lawrence A., 2700 L St., Sacra-
mento, Cal. 11, 29
Wilson, Mark, Elk Point, S. D.
Wilson, N. W., Apex, N. C. (— )
Wilson, Samuel E., My., 1021 Prairie
Ave., Lakewood, O. 1928
tWilson, Samuel J., St. Stephen, N. B. 1905
Wilson, Theodore H., Pf., National
Park Seminary, Forest Glen, Md. 1910
Wilson, W. B., Newburg, la.
Wilson, William, Fonda, la.
Wiltberger, Louis W., Dover, 111.
Wilton, Wilfred M., Norwichtown,
Conn.
Wiltz, Harold. Bolton, Conn.
Winch. Miss Mabel T., East Arlington,
Vt.
392 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1934
Winchester, Benjartiin S., Georgetown,
Conn.
nWindley, Mrs. M. W. 1918
Wingate, Henry K., 610 East 3d St.,
Northfield. Minn. 1893
Wininger, M. B., Bennetts Switch, Ind. (— )
Winn, Edgar H., Dickinson, N. D.
Winn. Fred E., 1419 Washington St.,
Redlands, Cal. 1893
Winn, Leroy C, Greentown, Ind.
Winship, Harold S., bus., .588 Broad-
view Ter.. Hartford, Conn. 1916
Winslow, Jacob, 670 E. 42d St., Los
Angeles, Cal. 1875
Winsor, Gordon H., 3934 N. E. 102d Ave.,
Portland, Ore.
W'inter. Egbert, Hope College Holland,
Mich.
Winter, Franklin I., Y. M. C. A.,
Charleston, W. Va. 1915
Winter, H. Vernon, Clifford, Ind.
Winters. George, 1111 S. Clinton Ave.,
Oak Park, 111.
Wirt, Loyal L., Sec, 592 Mayflower Rd.,
Claremont, Cal. 1891
Wirt, Williston, 2640 College Ave.,
Berkeley, Cal. 1929
Wiseley, Milton C, Mooreland, Ind.
Wiseman, Charles F., p. em., 801 Wood-
land Ave., Elyria, O. 1891
Wiseman, S. F., Carbondale, 111. 1928
Wismer, Ernest L., 173 Broadway, New-
port, R. I. 32
Wissler, Henry L., 227 S. W. 42d St..
Des Moines, la. 1888
Wiswall, Fred M., Newfane, Vt. 1890
Witham. L. W., Camden. Me.
Witherspoon, Glenn J., Sabetha, Kan.
Withington, Frederic B., 9 Mt. Pleasant
St., Winchester, Mass. 1918
Withington, Wilfred, 8221 4th Ave., N.
E., Seattle, Wash.
Witt, Walter W., Buena Vista, Colo. 268
Wittier, Milton, Pf., Grinnell, la. 1910
Wittlig, Emil Dyar, biis., Malta, O. 1923
Wolcott, Edgar C, bus., 322 Miller Court,
Glen Ellyn, 111. 1906
Wolcott, William H., Minneapolis,
Minn. 1892
Wolf, Charles F., Chelsea, Mich.
Wolfe, A. J., Big Stone Gap, Va. 1890
Wolfe, George Edgar, Milford, Mass.
Wolford, Harley H., 234 E. Oak St.,
Stockton, Cal. 1902
Wollard, George W., Marion, III. (— )
Woller, William C, 335 Strong St.,
Brighton, Colo.
Wolsted, Clarence E., A.B.C.F.M. 1921
Womer, Parley P., Pr., Washburn Col-
lege, Topeka, Kan. 1895
Wood. Alfred A., 2401 48th St., Des
Moines, la. 1893
Wood, Arthur M., East Lake Rd., Caze-
novia, N. Y. 1903
Wood, Charles W., Competition, Mo.
Wood, George E., bus., 905 Corning St.,
Red Oak, la. 1909
[Wood, Irving Francis, deceased. 64
Wood. Lester Leo, Detroit & W. 114th
Sts., Cleveland, O.
Wood, Sheridan F., Wooster, R. D. 6.
O. 1893
Wood, Stephen R., Ch., (ret.), U. S. A.,
Walnut Creek, Cal. 1892
Wood, Stephen S., Eldred, N. Y.
Wood. Sumner G., West Medway,
Mass. 1880
[Wood, Wilbur Le Roy, deceased.
Wood, William L., 282 Robinson St.,
Binghamton, N. Y.
Woodard, William P., A.B.C.F.M. 1921
Woodberry, Miss Miriam, Sudbury,
Mass. 34, 1920
Woodcock, Albert C, Ocheyedan, la.
Woodfin, William Hardy, p.em., 2811 N.
Illinois St., Indianapolis, Ind. 1900
Woodford. Mrs. Lucy Carter, 306 W.
38th St., Los Angeles, Cal. 1907
Woodhull, George H., bus., Wabaunsee,
Kan. 1888
WoQdin, Herbert P., Saybrook, Conn.
[Woodin, Wallace Isaac, deceased. 65
Woodman, G. Edwin, 611 Canton Ave.,
Milton, Mass. 1898
Woodmansee, Frank M., Detroit, Mich. 1899
Woodrow, Samuel H., Hotel Olin, Den-
ver. Colo. 1888
Woodruff, Alfred E., 43 Park St., Ox-
ford, Mich. 1886
Woodruff, Mrs. Emily C, Chautauqua,
N. Y. 1893
Woodruff, Watson, 814 Main St., Man-
chester, Conn.
Woods, Arthur J., Salvation Army,
Darlington, Wis. 1909
Woods. Merrick W., 1412 N. Chautau-
qua St., Wichita, Kan. 1897
Woods, Samuel M., Fletcher, Ohio.
Woodward, Daniel, Randolph, Wis.
Woodward, Frank J., A.B.C.F.M. 1911
Woodward, Joseph K., Napoopoo, T. H.
Woodward, Truman H., 829 Main St.,
E. Hartford, Conn.
Woodworth, A. D., My., Merom, Ind. 1920
Woodworth, Arthur V., Alton, N. H.
Woody, Orville, Lebanon, R. 3, Ind.
Woolley, Edwin, 397 Lewiston Ave.,
Ferndale, Mich. 1912
Woolworth. William S., 186 Field Point
Rd., Greenwich, Conn. 1890
Woolworth, William S.. Jr., A.B.C.F.M. 1918
Woon, Norman G., 136 Calumet St.,
Laurium, Mich.
Wordsworth, Watson, Housatonic, Mass.
Womer. Charles S., 19 Golden Ave..
Springfield Dock, Jamaica, N. Y.
Worster, Mrs. Lucile M., Waterbury, Vt.
Worster, Raymond G.. Waterbury, Vt.
Worthington, William, bus., Tokio
Apts., Spokane, Wash. 1904
Worthley. Henry O.. York Beach, Me.
Worthley, Herbert M., So. Berwick,
Me.
Woth. Frederich, p.em., 115 West Eagle
St.. Long Beach, Cal. 1891
Wray, Alfred K., 302 W. Chestnut St.,
Carthage, Mo.
[Wribitzky. Edmund, deceased. 65
Wright. Alfred C, 536 W. 6th St.,
Claremont. Cal. 1886
Wright, Byron B.. Iowa Falls. la. 1930
Wright. Edwin F.. 1010 White Ave..
Grand Junction, Colo.
Wright, Frank C, Bakersfleld, Vt.
Wright, Frank J., 312 Edgkr Ave.,
Davton. Ohio.
Wright. Harold H.. 1317 Angono St., El
Paso, Tex.
tWright, J. L. (— )
Wright, James A., 25 Brook St., Hart-
ford. Conn.
Wright, Jonathan L., Greenup, 111. 1872
Wright, John C, 567 Johnson Ave., N. E.,
Atlanta, Ga.
Wright. John W.. Merrimack. N. H.
Wright, Leavitt O.. Pi., 2262 Birch
Lane. Eugene. Ore. 1917
Wright. Richard. Winter Park. Fla. 1890
Wright. Samuel A.. Box 300. R. D. 5,
Phoenix, Ariz. 70
Wright, Silas E., Fontanelle, la.
Wright, T. Fred, Waverly, Va.
1934] Congregational-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 393
Wright, Thomas H., Hobart, Ind. 1921
Wyatt, Francis O., Maricopa, Cal.
Wyckoff, Charles S., Ch., Simsbury,
Conn. 1891
Wyckoff, Herbert J., T., 1217 Larch-
mont Ave., Upper Darby, Pa. 1898
Wycoff, W. Alfred, 9715 94th St., Wood-
haven, L. I., N. Y.
Wyland, Benjamin F.. 20th & D Sts.,
Lincoln, Neb.
Wyrick, L. L., Elon College, N. C.
Wyrick, P. B., Southwest City, Mo. 1925
Xenides, John P., 295 Wadsworth Ave.,
New York City. 1897
Yadao, E. C, Hilo, T. H.
Yaeger, Edward J., 11 Franklin St.,
Saugus, Mass.
Yale, David L., Yale Ave., Meriden.
Conn. 1892
Yamada, Masao, Kealakekua, T. H.
Yantis, J. Wesley, Degraff, Ohio.
Yaple, George S., dir.R.E., 8715 Wood-
ward Ave., Detroit, Mich. 1931
Yardoumaian, Haig Y, 5834 Catherine St.,
Philadelphia, Pa. 1890
Yarrow, Philip W., 111-56 Longwood
Dr., Chicago, 111.
Yee, Tien Kui, My., 1225 10th Ave..
Honolulu. T. H.
Yeramian, Arsham G., 69 Marlboro St.,
Chelsea, Mass.
Yeretzian, Aram S.. 1089 Queen Ann
PI., Los Angeles, Cal.
Yessayan, Vahan H., 2121 Mitchell St.,
Oakland, Cal.
Yettru, Carl H., Roscoe, N. Y.
Yoakum, G. D., Sturgeon Bay. Wis.
[Yoder. E. Stanton, deceased.
Yoder, J. Willard, 316 W. 6th St., Sey-
mour, Ind.
Yohannan, Shlemon, Novelty, O.
York, Henry C, P/., 862 Hoffman St.,
Elmira, N. Y. 1917
Youmans, Adelbert C. 126 Chestnut St.,
Albany, N. Y.
Youmans. Mrs. Marion C, Livonia.
N. Y. 1897
[Young, Alfred, deceased. 65
Young, Clarence, 408 14th St., Port
Huron, Mich.
Young, E. Vernon. St. Johnsbury Cen-
ter, Vt.
Young, Frederic H., Dixfield, Me.
Young. Fred R., Machias, N. Y.
Young, Harold E., bus., Kittery, Me. 1908
Young. Henry A., 2903 Lincoln St.. An-
derson, Ind. 1920
Young, John C. 1707 No. Washington
St.. Royal Oak. Mich.
Young, Lowell A., 928 E. St.. San Ber-
nardino. Cal.
Young, Peter, 111 Western Ave., Mans-
field, O.
Young, W. Harvey. 246 Phillips St..
Galesburg, 111.
Young, William J., 516 Plum St., Elk-
hart, Ind. 14
Young, William P., 313 Stacy St.,
Burlington, N. J.
Youngclaus, W. J., biLS., 1345 Page St.,
San Francisco, Cal. 1911
Youngman, William H., 716 Howard St..
Santa Rosa. Cal. 1915
Youtz. Ernest E., 769 St. Marks Ave..
Brooklyn. N. Y. 1912
Youtz, Herbert A., P/. em., Middlefield.
Mass. 39. 1897
Yphantis, K. Paul, Greece. 1926
Yuen, To Pui, Hilo. T. H.
Yukl, Adolph, Holdingford, Minn.
tZabel, William Le Roy, bus., E. 3124
Manito Blvd., Spokane, Wash. 1915
Zachman, Richard H., 641 Garfield St..
Oak Park, 111.
Zahl, F., bus.. Fowler, Cal. 1923
Zartman, George W.. Piermont, N. H.
Zdunek, Otto N., 1404 9th St., Scotts-
bluff, Neb.
Zellars, Edwin G., 23 South Main St..
Wallingford, Conn.
Zenor, William H., Darlington, Ind.
Zent, Dewey J., Alexandria, R. 4, Ind.
Zibelli, Louis, New York City. 1918
Ziegler, William H., Godfrey, 111.
Zieke, Paul W., 513 West Mills St.,
Creston, la.
*tZimmerman, G. Floyd, dean. Temple
University, Philadelphia, Pa. 1918
Zimmerman, Joseph Allfree, 103 1st St.,
Riverhead, L. I.. N. Y.
Zimmerman. Theron A.. R. D. 3, Bethel.
O.
Zocher, George L., R. R. 3, Box 407.
Olympia, Wash.
*tZorn, Henry G., Butler & Lincoln Sts.,
Vineland, N. J. 1914
Zuse. Clayton H.. Pinckney, Mich.
394 Year Book, CongregatioTial and Christian Churches [1934
LAST MINUTE REVISIONS
In the weeks required to compile copy changes are reported and errors come to
light. They are listed here with the suggestion that holders of the Year Book
correct their copy, at least as to items likely to concern them.
California, Northern: New pastors: Charles L. Mears, Fairfax, Community;
Edgar E. Wilson, San Francisco, Richmond, Federated. Pastors removed: Cyril M.
Hicks, Oakland, Calvary; Roland C. Stahl, San Francisco, Richmond, Federated.
California, Southern: New pastor; Cyril N. Hicks, Oil Center. Pastors removed:
W. B. Pinkerton (supply), Oil Center; Wilder V. Immel, Villa Park.
Connecticut: New pastors: W. Raymond Ward, Barkhamsted; Roscoe F. Metzger,
Ellington; Charles S. Robertson, Middlefield; William Slater, Scotland; Jack A. Davis,
Stony Creek. Pastors removed: Reginald D. Avery, Barkhamsted; Julius G. Apple-
ton, Bridgeport, Bethany; L. E. Stonecipher, Easton; John T. Nichols, Ellington;
Oliver Huckel, Greenwich, Second; O. Hoyt Tribble, Higganum; Charles S. Apple-
gath, Middlefield; Tertius Van Dyke, Washington; Le Roy G. Allen, West Haven,
Union; A. Burns Chalmers, Willimantic.
Florida: Pastor removed: Oscar H. Denney, North Miami.
Idaho: New pastors: Millard H. Marshall, Challis; Walter B. Williams, Weiser.
Pastors removed: Fred O. Brose, American Falls (still serving Paul, Pilgrim);
Roy B. Damron, Boise, Wright.
Illinois: Additional apportionment contributions to conference: Oswego, Fed-
erated, 126 instead of 0, making total apportionment $70 instead of $44; Trimble, $7
instead of 0, making total apportionment $20 instead of $13. New pastors: Stewart
Andersen, Argo; Omar J. Flugum, Brookfield; Allen R. Stowell, Chillicothe;
Merrill J. A. Dalrymple, Crystal Lake; Alexander G. Petrie, Garden Prairie; Ross
Cannon, Sandwich; Harold L. Michael, West Chicago.
Indiana: Pastors removed: Joseph D. MacDonald, Franklin, Community; Blaine
Bishop, Galveston, Deer Creek.
Iowa: New pastors: A. R. McLaughlan, Ames; T. A. Thompson, Avoca; Lester T.
Proctor, Kingsley; O. F. Moede, Traer. Pastors removed: Henry K. Hawley, Ames
(erroneously reported on schedule pastor at Alvord); Frank P. Pederson, Berwick;
Louis Ellinger, Brighton; Lester T. Proctor, Carson, Wheeler Grove; T. A. Thompson,
Dunlap; Harold L. Michael, Hampton.
Kansas: New pastors: Clark Harshfleld (student supply) Dry Creek and Em-
poria, Bethany; Floyd Q. Davidson, Kinsley; Stephen Williams, Russell; J. G.
Duling, White Cloud. Pastors removed: George C. Vance, Athol and Smith Center;
E. Roy Farwell, Beverly; Joseph Knierim, Ellis; C. A. Eshelman, Garfield; Benjamin
Q. Denham (deceased), Kansas City, Welborn; W. A. Lower, Kiowa; C. H. Husband,
Olathe; F. C. Gonzales, Stockton. Belated report: White Cloud, Federated, total
membership 125, Sunday school members 107, other gifts $31, home expenses $806,
church property $39,500 (with parsonage).
Maine: New pastors: Gerald Cushing, Minot, West; Charles H. McElhiney,
Phillips; Frederick Parker, pastor Sherman Mills now also serving Sherman Station;
W. H. Curtis, Winthrop. Pastors removed: Charles W. Helsley, Auburn, High St.;
Frank A. Junkins, Deer Isle, 1st and Sunset; Jesse Kenderdine, Fort Fairfield,
Federated; Paul Roadarmel, Frankfort; B. F. Wentworth, Hiram; Raymond Har-
wood, Minot, West; R. E. Johnson, Orrington, East; Ronald S. Irons, Upton.
Massachusetts: New pastors: Mrs. Myrtle B. Chapin, Huntington, 1st; Charles S.
Nichols (associate pastor), Springfield, Faith; Harold W. Ruopp, Stoneham; Le Roy
G. Allen, Taunton, Union; Earl L. Koos, Wenham: Pastor removed: David B.
Bjurlin, Beverly, Swedish.
Michigan: New pastors; Ozro E. Priest, Britton; Fosberg Hughes, Cadillac;
B. A. Hartley, Carson City; Charles W. Helsley, Grand Rapids, East; Clayton H.
Stowe, Grandville and Jenison; Clark G. Adams, Highland; Robert M. Barksdale,
Rapid River. Pastors removed: Ozro E. Priest, Johannesburg; Clark G. Adams.
Kinderhook; Boyd Swem, Jenison; George H. Coman, Muskegon.
Middle Atlantic: Pastors removed: G. B. Bruvold, Chester, N. J.; Edwin T.
Buehrer, Haworth, N. J.; Carmault B. Jackson, Vineland, Pilgrim, N. J.
Minnesota: New pastors: Ole Thompson. Mantorville; Roy Stenlund, Rose
1934]
Last Minute Revisions 395
Creek. Pastors removed: J. E. Everett, Cannon Falls; Robert T. Haskins, Cottage
Grove (church now served by part time supply); Edward W. Day, Dodge Center;
George P. Merrill, Wabasha.
Missouri: Pastors removed: L. L. Steadman, St. Joseph, Plymouth; A. H. Post,
St. Louis, Reber Place.
Montana: Wanetta, Fisher's Memorial Church should be listed as Nibbe, Fisher's
Memorial Church, as post office at Wanetta has been abandoned. New pastor:
Herbert J. Nagel, Fairfield. Pastors removed: John K. Strong, Alzada (church now
supplied thru conference office) ; Thomas McCamant, yoked churches, Ballantine,
Pompey's Pillar and Wanetta, Fisher's Memorial; Charles E. Sebold, Butte, United.
Nebraska: New pastors: Ray E. Turner, Columbus; Edward W. Day, Geneva.
Pastors removed: John Hoelzer, Culbertson, German; George F. Schroeder, Salem;
J. W. Sloan, Syracuse, Federated.
New Hampshire: New pastors: O. E. Aitken (supply) Croyden; John S. MacKay,
Danbury; C. L. Sullenberger, Lincoln; C. C. Claris, Orford West and Orfordville.
Pastors removed: George W. Zartman, Barnstead and Barnstead South; Raymond A.
Beardslee, Charlestown; E. Jerome Johanson, Laconia; John P. Fitzsimmons, Pier-
mont. Federated; Gladys E. Doughty, South Merrimack; George G. Squires, Went-
worth. Correction: William L. Halladay, Errol. senior pastor instead of assistant.
New York: New pastors: Miss Frederica Mitchell, Keene Valley; John Heiden-
reich, Kingston; G. E. Pihl, New York City, Borough of Bronx, Swedish Immanuel;
B. Holmes, New York City. Borough of Brooklyn, Canarsie; Donald Head, Sala-
manca; Roland M. Wendell. Sidney. Pastors removed: Rev. and Mrs. Donald W.
Head, Churchville; Roland M. Wendell, Rochester, Winton; Alfred C. Elliott,
Salamanca.
North Dakota: Correction of omission: Charles L. Hall, pastor emeritus, Mem-
orial Church, Elbowoods.
Ohio: New pastors: Milo Filipi, Cleveland, Mizpah; Ross W. McNeal, New
Spring Chapel Parish; John Waite, Jr., West Williamsfield. Pastors removed: John
Prucha (retired), Cleveland, Mizpah; Kleber E. Wall, Columbus, North; Neal D.
Newlin, Hamilton; Smith E. Ware, Painesville, Union; John S. Johnson, Windham;
Edgar V. Loucks, Woodington; John T. Henry, Credo, W. Va.
Oregon: New pastors: Harold F. Cram, Condon; Edward Grauman, Portland,
Evangelical Brethren, German. Pastors removed: W. W. Head, Condon; Wilfred
E. Orr, Hubbard, Federated; William J. Schmalle (supply), Portland, Evangelical
Brethren, German.
Oklahoma: Pastors removed: Frank M. Sheldon, Oklahoma City, Pilgrim; Wil-
liam A. Roberts, Waynoka; Samuel Pearson, Friona, Tex.
Pennsylvania: Pastor removed: Andrew Gavlik (deceased), Duquesne, Brethren.
Rhode Island: Joseph J. Russell, pastor installed. Providence, Free Evangelical.
South Dakota: New pastors: Thomas Clark, Bridger; S. E. Cooper, Chamber-
lain; Walter Rosse, Custer; H. C. Juell, Lake Preston and De Smet, Drakola; Julian
Long Elk, Eagle Butte, Green Grass; Nathan Flying By, Little Eagle, Elk Horn;
James Herman. Mission, Cross Memorial; Joseph Carswell, Nisland; Eli Jones,
Parmelee; Arthur Green, Ree Heights and Cedar; Ray Haun, Rockham, Wheaton;
Percy W. Gibson, Waubay. Pastors removed: H. C. Juell, Athol, Carthage, Cresbard,
De Smet, Drakola and Lebanon; S. E. Cooper, Firesteel and Isabel; Arthur Green,
Hetland.
Texas (Colored): Belated report: Junius Heights Church, Dallas, church mem-
bership 142, home expenses $1700, value of property $4.'j,000.
Utah: Correction: Pastor, Community Church, Provo, Edwin F. Irwin instead
of Edwin F. Erwin. New pastors: Roy B. Damron, Salt Lake City, Phillips; S. K.
Hata, Salt Lake City Church of Christ, Japanese. Pastor removed: Arthur L. Rice,
Salt Lake City, Phillips.
Vermont: New pastors: R. W. W. MacKenzie, Brookfield; Kenneth W. Berry,
North Pomfret and Sharon; Arthur A. Mandigo, North Thetford; Gunnar B. Bruvold,
South Wardsboro; J. C. Emerson, West Newbury; Fred G. MacKenzie, Williston.
Pastors removed: J. C. Emerson, Bridport; C. C. Claris, Florence and Pittsford;
Norman M. Moss. Ludlow; J. S. Strong, North Thetford; E. V. Young, St. Johns-
bury Center; M. E. Barter, South Wardsboro; E. C. Sargent, West Newbury; S. F.
Cooley, Williston.
Washington: New pastor: Philip E. Kelly, Cathlamet.
Wyoming: New pastors: Luther E. Stonecipher, Lander; George D. Jenkins,
Lusk. Pastors removed: George D. Jenkins. Lander; Edwin F. Irwin, Lusk.
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Adams, George Irving
Boylston, Mass.
Oct. 3, 1935
Allchin, George
New York, N. Y.
Nov. 21, 1935
Allen, Hubert A,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Feb. 12,1936
Allis, William Baker
Wrentham, N. Y.
Oct. 24,1935
Anderson, August L.
Worcester, Mass.
Sept. 17, 1935
Appelman, Hiram H.
Cambridge, Mass.
Dec. 12,1935
Appleton, Harry
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Nov. 16, 1934
Armstrong, Andrew Campbell
Middletown, Conn.
Feb. 21,1935
Atwood, James Noah
Freeport, Maine
Aug. 8,1934
Axton, John Thomas
Washington, D. C.
July 20, 1934
Ayer, Edward Perkins
Hartford, Conn.
Mar. 28, 1935
Babcock, Milton Howard
Concord, N. H.
Sept. 1,1934
Bade, William Frederic
Berkeley, Calif.
Mar. 4,1936
Baldwin, Theodore Ailing
Orange, N. J.
June 9,1934
Barnes, Henry J.
Binghamton, N. Y.
Sept. 21, 1935
Basham, Charles Wallace
Orient, Iowa
Sept. 20, 1934
Bayley, Dwight Smith
Atlanta, Ga.
Oct. 10,1934
Beard, Augustus Field
Norwalk, Conn.
Dec. 22, 1934
Beaumont, Albert Edward
Marlboro, Mass.
Jan. 6, 1935
Bekeschus, Edward
Lorenz Park, Hudson, N. Y
. July 8, 1934
Benton, Joseph Augustine
Imola, Calif.
July 28, 1935
Berquist, Edward J.
Ann Arbor, Mich.
Mar. 27, 1935
Berry, Edward Atkinson
Glendale, Calif.
Oct. 11,1934
Blandford, Levi D.
Glendora, Calif.
Jan. 26,1936
Bodwell, Flaviel A.
St. Cloud, Fla.
Feb. 9, 1936
Bookwalter, Lewis
Ansonia, Conn.
Nov. 30, 1935
Booth, Edwin
Claremont, Calif.
Dec. 6, 1935
Bradley, Nelson Samuel
Claremont, Calif.
Oct. 4, 1935
Bricker, Russell
Anderson, Ind.
Oct. 21,1935
Britt, William
Dwight, 111.
1936
Brown, Daniel M.
Vawter, Minn.
Feb. 7, 1936
Brown, Franklin John
Chicago, 111.
Apr. 20, 1935
Brown, John Tilman
Greensboro, N. Car.
Sept. 3,1934
Brown, William Martin
Windham, Conn,
Nov. 8,1934
Buchanan, William J.
Ozone Park, New York
Jan. 1, 1936
Bunce, Arthur
San Jose, Calif.
Dec. 8, 1935
Burhans, Paul Charles
Ft. Myers, Fla.
June 23, 1934
Burr, Almon Whitney
Beloit, Wis.
July 4, 1935
Burr, William N.
South Pasadena, Calif.
Feb. 26, 1936
Burt, Enoch Hale
Orlando, Fla.
Jan. 10,1935
Butler, George Manley
Dedham, Mass.
Dec. 1, 1934
Buxton, Otto C.
Webster City, Iowa
Campbell, William Rogers
Boston, Mass.
Jan. 29,1935
Carroll, Charles Wilbur
Philadelphia, Pa.
May 7, 1935
Case, Harlan Page
South Pasadena, Calif.
Apr. 29,1935
Chambers, John Milton
Ocean Park, Maine
June 28, 1934
Chambers, William Nesbitt
Chandler, John Scudder
Chapin, Charles Henry
Childress, John F.
Childs, Truman D.
Christianson, Charles J.
Clark, Daniel James
Clarke, Charles F.
Coe, George Walter
Cole, William Isaac
Collett, Mrs. Beryl Bishop
Conard, William John
Cook, Frank L.
Corbin, Oliver C.
Corbin, Paul L.
Couchman, Thomas Benjamin
Cram, Elmer E.
Crathem, Charles Frank Hill
Crawford, 0. Clark
Crist, William Lloyd
Crowson, John R.
Cutchin, Jeremiah Nathaniel
Cutler, Walter Adams
Dains, Charles Henry
Dales, John Nelson
Davenport, Henry Adolphus
Davies, John Benjamin
Dawson, William Thomas
Demond, Abraham L.
Denio, Francis B.
Denison, Robert C.
Desha, Stephen Langhern
Donaldson, Levi Judson
Dowd, Quincy L.
Drew, Edward Payson
Dunn, Charles Wyckoff
Dyer, Almon Jesse
Eckles, William Edgar
Edds, William T.
Edwards, Leland Alfred
Elfring, William H.
Elliot, Charles
Evans, Thomas Zachariah
Evans, William Weston
Ewell, Edwin
Faulk, William T.
Forbes, Frank S.
Foster, Frank Hugh
Francis, Everett Dwight
Fumess, George Albert
Garland, Job Peter
Gavlik, Andrew
Gearhart, Charles Dennis
George, David Maurice
Gilmore, William Crawford
Goodsell, Harry B.
Beirut, Syria
Aug. 7,1934
Madura, South India
June 19, 1934
Huntington, Mass.
Jan. 25,1935
Charleston, 111.
Aug. 11, 1934
Chagrin Falls, Ohio
Oct. 12,1935
Hiawatha, Kansas
1936
East Haven, Conn.
Mar. 23, 1936
Beaverton, Oregon
Apr. 22,1936
Norman Station, Ind.
Nov. 22, 1934
Framingham, Mass.
Sept. 27, 1935
Los Angeles, Calif.
Dec. 20, 1935
Northfield, Minn.
Jan. 3, 1936
Palmyra, N. Y.
Mar. 18, 1935
Wickenburg, Ariz.
Taiku, China
Jan. 9, 1936
Grimes, Iowa
July 23, 1935
Minot, N. Dak.
June 5, 1935
Manchester, N. H.
Apr. 18,1935
Newburgh, N. Y.
Oct. 12,1935
North Miami, Fla.
June 7,1935
Calera, Alabama
1936
South Norfolk, Va.
Nov. 14, 1935
Dundee, Mich.
Aug. 12, 1935
Phoenix, Ariz.
Apr. 1, 1935
Newmarket, Ont.
Feb. 9,1935
Bridgeport, Conn.
Oct. 19,1934
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Feb. 17,1934
Minneapolis, Minn.
July 12,1935
Nashville, Tenn.
Jan. 19,1936
Bangor, Maine
Apr. 17,1936
Claremont, Calif.
1936
Hilo, Hawaii
July 22, 1934
Atlanta, Ga.
Nov. 25, 1934
Lombard, 111.
Apr. 15,1936
West Newton, Mass.
Apr. 16,1935
New Britain, Conn.
Sept. 29, 1935
Cummington, Mass.
Dec. 19,1934
San Jose, Calif.
July 23, 1935
Montclair, N. J.
Dec. 31,1935
Poland Spring, Maine
June 2,1934
Fort Collins, Colo.
Nov. 9,1934
Kansas City, Kansas
Nov. 6,1935
Berlin, Wis.
Oct. 23,1935
Hubbardston, Mass.
Aug. 18, 1935
Ypsilanti, Mich.
June 2,1934
Suffolk, Va.
July 9, 1935
Los Angeles, Calif.
Sept. 21, 1934
Oberlin, Ohio
Oct. 20,1935
Springfield, Mass.
Oct. 23,1934
Little River, Fla.
Apr. 12,1936
Laidig, Pa.
Sept. 6,1934
Duquesne, Pa.
May 26, 1935
Sioux City, Iowa
July 14, 1935
Missoula, Mont.
May 12,1935
Dayton, Wash.
Oct. 25,1934
Bridgeport, Conn.
Apr. 14,1935
Goold, Marshall Newton
Leicester, Mass.
Oct. 25,1935
Gordon, Charles ^dwln
Pomfret, Conn.
Nov. 23, 1935
Graham, Hugh Finlay
Harrisburg, Pa,
Feb. 11,1935
Granadosin, Isaac G.
Waialua, Oahu, T. H.
Mar. 2,1934
Green, Charles C.
Plevna, Kan.
Feb. 7, 1936
Green, George Edmund
Wakonda, S. Dak.
Nov. 21, 1934
Guernsey, Henry Hoadley
Providence, R. I.
Sept. 20, 1935
Hainer, William H.
Irvington, N. J.
Sept. 9,1935
Hale, Edson D.
Martinez, Calif.
1936
Hardcastle, William
Waterloo, Iowa
Aug. 3,1934
Harmon, Theron Alvin
Springfield, S. Dak.
Sept. 10, 1934
Harper, Thomas Henry
Marston, Mo.
July 12, 1935
Haskell, Edward Bell
Claremont, Calif.
Jan. 9, 1935
Haynes, Edward Chalmers
Wilmington, Del.
Jan. 13,1935
Heafield, Harold
Garden, Mich.
Mar. 31, 1934
Helming, Oscar Clemens
Minneapolis, Minn.
Apr. 11,1935
Hendry, Thomas
Los Angeles, Calif.
Oct. 12,1934
Henkleman, G. L.
Lincoln, Neb.
Jan. 10,1936
Herrick, Lida M.
Topeka, Kansas
Aug. 6,1935
Hill, Charles William
La Mesa, Calif.
Aug. 14, 1934
Hinds, John M.
Long Pine, Nebr.
Apr. 6, 1936
Hinman, Herbert John
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Sept. 12, 1935
Hitchcock, Philo
Aurora, 111.
Oct. 5, 1935
Hodel, Abraham
Portland, Oregon
Mar. 30, 1935
Hoemer, J. Robert
Algona, Iowa
Dec. 31,1934
Holland, Winfield Scott
Braintree, Mass.
June 15, 1934
Holton, Edward Payson
Newburyport, Mass.
June 25, 1934
Hood, George A.
Flushing, L. I., N. Y.
Apr. 7, 1936
Hubbard, George Henry
Cambridge, Mass.
Jan. 30,1935
Husung, William Howard
Toronto, Ohio
Nov. 29, 1935
Isaacs, William J.
Springfield, S. Dak.
Mar. 28, 1934
James, Horace Payne
Yakima, Wash.
July 23, 1934
Johnson, Henry Titus
Rutland, Ga,
Nov. 15, 1935
Jones, Frederick
London, England
Mar. 1, 1936
Jones, John Edward
Fargo, N. Dak.
Sept. 26, 1934
Jordan, William Wells
Haverford, Pa.
Apr. 27,1934
Jowett, Joseph Harry
Benzonia, Mich.
Mar. 27, 1935
Jump, Herbert Atchison
Nantucket, Mass.
Aug. 12, 1934
Kelley, Samuel E.
Ovid, Mich.
June 3, 1936
Kenngott, George Frederick
Los Angeles, Calif.
Aug. 27, 1934
Kiplinger, Orville L.
Jackson's Pt., Ontario, Can.
Aug. 14, 1935
Klopp, John J.
Omaha, Neb.
Apr. 10,1935
Lancaster, Ellsworth Gage
Gainesville, Fla.
Nov. 11, 1934
Lavender, Robert F.
Newton, Iowa
Feb. 4, 1936
Law, Hubert Theodore
Bellows Falls, Vt.
Feb. 5, 1936
Layboume, George M.
Zephyrhills, Fla.
Leadingham, John
Los Angeles, Calif.
Aug. 31, 1935
Leavitt, Luther Merton
Bryant, 111.
Jan. 9, 1935
Lee, Frank Theodosius
Claremont, Calif.
June 11, 1934
Lich, Peter Henry
Portland, Ore.
Apr. 13,1935
Life, Robert Henry
Haydenville, Mass.
Nov. 29, 1934
Long, Joseph Burnett
Riverside, Calif.
Sept. 16, 1935
Lucas, Oramel William
Berkeley, Calif.
May 12,1935
Lynch, Frederick Henry
New York, N. Y.
Dec. 20,1934
MacColl, John Augustus
MacDougall, Arthur Raymond
Mack, Charles Augustus
Mackenzie, W. Douglas
Mahn, Lawrence Walter
Maile, John Levi
Martin, John James
Matteson, C. E.
McCarthy, John
McKeen, Silas H.
McKinney, George
McLaughlin, Robert W.
Mercer, Philip
Metcalf, Harlan P.
Millar, Morgan
Miller, Walter Vandail
Miller, Willie G.
Milne, George
Mitchell, Edwin Knox
Monroe, Alexander
Moore, Frank Lincoln
Morgan, Charles
Morgan, Joseph Glannant
Morris, Ebenezer Joseph
Morris, William Grant
Morrow, George W.
Morse, Charles Herbert
Morse, Edgar Leander
Mullenbach, James
Nichols, Jesse Gilman
Northrop, Edward Arthur
Oakley, Edwin Clarence
Olmstead, Julian Hanford
Osten-Sacken, Frederick
Owen, Thomas Newton
Oxley, Charles George
Page, Jennie C.
Partridge, Charles Forbush
Payne, William Barton
Perry, Charles Albert
Perry, Lawrence
Peterson, Anders O.
Peterson, George Irving
Phelps, Lawrence
Pierce, Ira William
Plummer, Cecil Heathcote
Powell, Dalmanutha
Price, Edgar Heaton
Ragland, Fountain Gage
Rainier, Martin Thomas
Reed, George Waldo
Rees, James Evan
Reese, John B.
Rice, Charles Walter '
Richards, Thomas C.
Richards, Thomas Evan
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
Apr. 9,
Perry, Maine
Nov. 11,
Canandaigua, N. Y.
Apr. 14,
Hartford, Conn.
Mar. 29,
Elyria, Ohio
Nov. 20,
Los Angeles, Calif.
July 22,
Bangor, Maine
Sept. 5,
Corinna, Maine
Sept.
Huntington, W. Va.
June 24,
Saco, Maine
Apr. 10,
Noble, 111.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mar. 20,
Alton, 111.
Nov. 19,
Warwick, Mass.
Warsaw, N. Y.
Aug. 24,
Pricetown, Ohio
Sept. 15,
Bagdad, Florida
Aug. 3,
Chilicothe, 111.
Feb. 12
Hartford, Conn.
Oct. 5
Kensington Park, Calif.
Dec. 15
Chicago, 111.
Mar. 28
Belmont, Mass.
Mar. 19
Cleveland, Ohio
Jan. 6
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Mar. 26
Gustavus, Ohio
Sept. 19
Detroit, Mich.
June 24
St. Johnsbury, Vt.
Mar. 29
Durand, Wis.
Nov. 21
Chicago, 111.
Apr. 3
South Hadley, Mass.
July 1
Batavia, N. Y.
Mar. 21
Palo Alto, Calif. Nov. 22
Perris, Calif. July 19
Chicago, 111. Feb. 27
Southern Pines, N. C. Aug. 24
Cedar Rapids, Iowa Sept. 21
Lakemont, N. Y. Jan. 30
Woodstock, Vt. Apr. 22
Bartlesville, Okla. Feb. 5
Bowdoinham, Me. June 23
Cambridge, Mass. Mar. 9
East Lyme, Conn. Feb. 26
Chicago, 111. Aug. 22
South Freeport, Me. May 19
Summerlea, Quebec, Canada Feb. 20
Philadelphia, N. Y. Nov. 6
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Long Beach, Calif. Jan. 13
Birmingham, Ala. June 4
Belvidere, S. Dak. July 14
McLaughlin, S. Dak. Sept. 1
Vineland, N. J. Jan. 6
Wessington Springs, S. Dak. Apr. 11
Cleveland, Ohio Nov. 13
West Somerville, Mass. Feb. 24
Shamokin, Pa. Sept. 12
Richardson, Cyrus
Brookline, Mass.
Nov. 11, 1934
Ricker, Albert Eugene
Eliot, Maine
Aug. 16, 1935
Ricker, George Small
Wichita, Kansas
May 8, 1935
Roberts, Clarence Eugene
Colorado Springs, Colo.
Oct. 4, 1934
Roberts, Henry Bellows
San Diego, Calif.
Oct. 4, 1934
Roberts, John
Loma Linda, Calif.
June 2,1935
Rose, G. W.
Los Angeles, Calif.
Oct. 3, 1935
Rotch, Caleb Lamb
Brockton, Mass.
Feb. 26, 1935
Rowlison, Carlos Carson
Bridgeport, Conn.
July 11,1935
Royce, Luman Herbert
Cleveland Heights, Ohio
July 19,1935
Schaub, Philip
Round Prairie, Minn.
Scherff, Frank C. F.
Los Angeles, Calif.
Nov. 16, 1935
Schlitzkus, Friedrich Wilhelm
Sutton, Nebr.
Apr. 12,1934
Scott, Willard
Brookline, Mass.
Dec, 25, 1934
Scotten, Addison Kingsbury
Coleridge, N. C.
Dec. 21,1934
Sengstacke, Herman Alexander
Woodville, Savannah, Ga.
Oct. 17,1934
Shank, Charles Howard
Seattle, Wash.
Apr. 22,1935
Shearer, Herman Alonzo
Chico, Calif.
Dec. 5, 1935
Shelland, James Caedmon
Minneapolis, Minn.
Sept. 14, 1935
Shipman, Frank Robinson
North Andover, Mass.
July 21, 1934
Shoemaker, Charles D.
Oxford, Ohio
Jan. 26,1936
Short, William Harrison
Philadelphia, Pa.
Jan. 10,1935
Shull, Gilbert Leroy
Wilmington, Calif.
Sept. 5,1934
Sims, John Richard
Gadsden, Ala.
Oct. 4, 1935
Single, John
Highmore, S. Dak.
Aug. 31, 1935
Sipes, Elias Jasper
Ekalaka, Mont.
Sept. 14, 1934
Skinner, Charles Loring
Beverly, Mass.
Aug. 30, 1935
Slocum, William Frederick
Nev/ton Center, Mass.
May 1, 1934
Smith, Howard Norton
Portland, Ore.
July 24, 1935
Snelgrove, Andrew H.
Poulsbo, Wash.
Dec. 1934
Sparks, Abram Wareham
Dayton, Ohio
May 2, 1935
Spooner, Walter
East Orange, N. J.
May 1936
Staub, John James
Portland, Ore.
Sept. 7,1934
St. Clare, Christopher Crocker
Mineville, N. Y.
Oct. 2, 1934
Stenman, Charles E.
Chicago, 111.
Nov. 20, 1935
Stevens, Julius Merle
Wisconsin Rapids, Wis.
June 2,1934
Stevenson, William Daniel Joseph
Saginaw, Mich.
June 18, 1934
Stimson, Martin Luther
Clifton Springs, N. Y.
Nov. 4,1935
Stocking, Jay T.
Newton Centre, Mass.
Jan. 27,1936
Stowe, Charles Edward
Santa Barbara, Calif.
July 24,1934
Strout, Joseph Woodbury
Rockland, Maine
Nov. 25, 1934
Stump, George Ellsworth
Chenoa, 111.
1936
Summerbell, Carlyle
Boston, Mass.
May 21,1935
Taintor, Jesse Fox
Carlisle, Pa.
Mar. 2,1935
Tate, William Alexander
Chicago, 111.
Mar. 20, 1935
Thomas, David Edward
Columbia, Mo.
July 23, 1935
Thomson, Christian
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Mar. 20, 1936
Thrall, Joseph Brainard
Asheville, N. Car.
Sept. 27, 1935
Truman, Daniel
Newaygo, Mich.
Sept. 10, 1934
Tucker, Samuel Gordon
Newcastle, Maine
Sept. 17, 1935
Tuttle, Henry William
Grinnell, Iowa
Apr. 21,1935
Tyler, Henry Fay
New York, N. Y.
July 25,1934
Vaughn, Howard Ridgway
Elk Mound, Wis.
Sept. 12, 1934
Veazie, Carl H.
Tacoma, Wash.
Mar. 15, 1936
Vesey, Milton
Lignite, N. Dak.
Oct. 27,1934
Viets, Francis Hubbard
Waltham, Mass.
June 8, 1934
Voss, Andrew K.
Minneapolis, Minn.
Oct. 26,1935
Wagner, Conrad J.
Wakai, Henry G.
Walker, William David
Ward, Frederic J.
Watson, Carey Herbert
Wells, Clayton B.
Whitcomb, William Francis
White, William David
Whittaker, John W.
V/iggins, Aaron Winfield
Wiggins, John Rufus
Wilder, George Albert
Wiles, Morris M.
Wilkins, Henry John
Williams, Charles Burditt
Williams, Charles H.
Williams, George Charles
Williams, Thomas Eynon
Willisford, Edwin Hellaby
Wilson, Frederick A.
Wolcott, William Henry
Wolford, Harley H.
Wood, Irving Francis
Wood, Stephen S.
Wood, Wilbur Leroy
Yoder, E. Stanton
Young, Alfred
Portland, Ore.
Nov. 17, 1934
Kapaa, Kauai, T. H.
Mar. 9,1936
Newport, N. Y.
Mar. 9,1935
Westhampton, Mass.
May 11, 1936
Alstead, N. H.
May 23, 1935
Wichita, Kansas
Nov. 8,1935
Claremont, N. H.
Apr. 5, 1935
Phenix City, Ala.
Aug. 6, 1935
Tuskegee, Ala.
Feb. 10,1936
Long Beach, Calif.
Nov. 19, 1934
Garrison, Ky.
June 24, 1935
Glen Ridge, N. J.
Dec. 28,1935
Winchester, Ind.
May 3, 1934
Mt. Pleasant, Iowa
Oct. 18,1935
Webster, Mass.
June 11, 1935
Jamaica Plain, Mass.
Mar. 18, 1936
Duluth, Minn.
Jan. 31,1935
Sherman, Miss.
May 24, 1935
Riverside, Calif.
Apr. 9, 1935
Andover, Mass.
Mar. 1,1936
Minneapolis, Minn.
Aug. 14, 1935
Stockton, Calif.
Apr. 26,1936
Washington. D. C.
Aug. 29, 1934
Eldred, N. Y.
1936
East Providence, R. I.
Apr. 17,1935
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Feb. 1, 1935
Denver, Colo.
July 3,1934
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